Instead, we focus on planning and producing your exhibition stand as sustainably as possible.
That means:
• Use of reusable aluminum profiles
• Use of recyclable or reusable materials and carpets
• Use of rental furniture or furniture that is reusable and ideally available regionally
• Use of products that have been produced in a climate-friendly manner or are renewable
The aim is always an exhibition stand where exceptional, high-quality design and sustainable construction go hand in hand. A stand that can ideally be used many times — varies slightly in each case.
That is not only good for our future and a good, “green” conscience. But it also inspires your customers, who certainly recognize, if not expect, sustainability as the core of their trade fair strategy.
EXFAIR offers you resource-saving exhibition stand production. Flexible Efficient sustainably. Take advantage of this opportunity — for business and the environment.
Innovative solutions for exhibition construction and beyond — Make your projects sustainable and rely on ecological materials for the highest quality. Our pioneering materials stand for environmentally conscious action and creative design that sets standards.
Sustainable, efficient and versatile. This ecological material is characterized by durability and environmentally friendly recycling. Its almost unlimited recallability makes it the preferred choice for windows, doors, and facades. Produced using the latest, environmentally friendly technology, aluminum consumes little energy during production. Its lightness, rust resistance and durability make it an ideal material for a wide range of applications.
Versatile, sustainable and timeless. As one of the oldest materials known to man, it has wide applications in construction, furniture manufacturing, as a fuel and in the paper industry. The ecological benefits of this renewable raw material are impressive: wood is CO2-neutral, promotes long-term healthy forests through sustainable forestry and is recyclable and biodegradable. However, responsible use is required to minimize environmental impacts, whether through sustainable forest practices or avoiding harmful chemicals in processing.
Innovative sustainability in textiles: A fabric made from 62% recycled ocean plastic sets an example of environmental protection. Using recycled plastic from the ocean reduces waste and reduces the impact of plastic waste on the environment. These fabrics are often made from synthetic fibers such as polyester, which can be made from recycled plastic. The proportion of recycled material varies from product to product and should be declared transparent. However, it is just as important to consider other environmental aspects such as energy consumption, water use and chemical additives when producing and using these textiles to ensure the actual sustainability of the product.
