Every exhibition stand prepared for international trade shows must comply with specific standards, not only in terms of aesthetics but also regarding safety and technical compliance. While these standards vary depending on the exhibition center and the country, the following criteria generally apply:
Fire Safety: All materials used must have the required fire-retardant certifications (such as B1 or M1).
Electrical and Lighting: All installations must be planned in accordance with CE, UL, or relevant local regulations.
Structural Regulations: Stand height, load-bearing systems, and weight distribution are restricted based on the exhibition venue’s technical specifications.
Emergency Aisles and Access: Stand positioning and entry-exit areas are regulated to ensure visitor safety and clear evacuation routes.
Union Regulations (e.g., in the USA): Electrical work, rigging, and heavy equipment assembly can only be performed by licensed union crews.
Exhibition stands produced in compliance with these standards ensure a seamless approval process and minimize technical risks during the event.