Our experience
On this page you can have a look at some of the exciting and successful projects we have completed for our clients throughout the UK and Europe.All of these examples have been designed and installed by Apex, and are actual photographs of the completed stands, and not computer renders that never got 'off the drawing board'. We like to show pictures of stands actually being used, with real people on them. After all, they were designed to attract customers!
You will no doubt be interested in how we developed our ideas, and then ultimately provided successful solutions to fulfil our customers' objectives. So we have included concepts, drawings, visuals and client quotes where applicable.
If you like any of these stands, or if they spark off any new ideas - call one of our team now on 01625 429370 to discuss how we can help with your stand design, manufacture and installation.
Apex has nearly twenty-five years experience of designing and managing a wide variety of exhibition stands for the public sector, and hold framework supplier agreements with the DWP and DCSF (formerly the DfES).
A versatile, re-usable stand solution that has been installed in many formats in 5 different countries so far. It has been shared across multiple brand teams to maximise the return on investment.
'Just wanted to say thanks for the great stand at Thames Gateway Forum - it was very impressive. We were really impressed with everyone's professionalism and 'can-do' attitude.'
Apex designed and built a totally unique custom stand that enabled Kraft Foods to have their most successful AVEX event ever.
The London Borough of Barking & Dagenham recently utilised their contemporary exhibition stand during their final presentation for the UK's Most Improved Council of 2008 event. Congratulations from Apex for winning this prestigious award!
An impressive bespoke stand design, incorporating intricate 'tiled' features that involved no use of tiles or grout at all!
A modular system purchased by the customer and then stored and managed many times by Apex over a 2-year period.