Polyframes (fair and stand)
Modular frame systems with a taut, interchangeable fabric for fairs and stands. For a new campaign you only replace the print.
POS & displays
Polyframes
A polyframe is a modular aluminium frame system that lets you build a complete stand or wall in a few hours. It is the backbone of any exhibition stand: light, reusable and extendable as your stand grows.
Variants
Polyframe heavy duty
Reinforced version of the frame system for intensive and repeated use. For those who build up and take down often.
What this gives you
From first sketch to maintenance — one partner who handles everything in-house.
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One partner, from A to Z
You call one number. We measure, design, produce, install and maintain. No fragmented responsibility, no waiting on subcontractors pointing at each other.
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You see it before it exists
A 3D visualisation of your own façade or space, by day and by night. We only start producing once that image is right. No surprises afterwards.
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In-house production in Olen
Custom work from our own workshops, without intermediaries. That means a shorter lead time, a sharper price, and changes that are genuinely still possible.
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Built to last
ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. Colourfast, weather-resistant materials and energy-efficient LED lighting. With long-term service and maintenance.
What a polyframe is
A polyframe is a slim aluminium profile in which a fabric graphic is tensioned with a keder: a silicone bead sewn along the edge of the fabric that slides into a groove in the profile. The result is a taut, completely flat image running right to the edge, with no visible fixings and no reflection.
Other terms for the same thing: fabric frame, silicone edge graphic, SEG frame, tension frame.
Why fabric and not a panel
Three reasons. A fabric graphic does not reflect, which makes it comfortable under the spotlights of an exhibition hall or a showroom. The fabric folds and fits in a case, where a panel of the same size needs a van. And the fabric can be replaced without touching the frame: new campaign, new graphic, same frame.
For anyone exhibiting several times a year, that last point is the real argument. You buy a structure and after that you only buy fabric.
Versions
Frames come freestanding, wall-mounted and suspended from a ceiling or a truss. Freestanding versions get feet or a stabilising bar; suspended ones hang from cables or from a truss. There are double-sided versions too, with a graphic sliding into either side of the same profile — useful for a frame standing in the middle of a room.
There is also an illuminated version, in which LED modules inside the profile light the fabric evenly from within.
Heavy duty
For frames that are built up and taken down often, there is a heavier version with sturdier corner connections. You only notice the difference after the tenth build: where a light frame develops play in the corners, a heavy duty frame stays square. If you set your stand up five times a year, that is the version to choose.
The fabric
The fabric is a woven polyester that takes the ink into the fibre rather than laying it on top. That keeps the colour when it is folded, and the fabric can be washed if something gets on it. A graphic that has creases from transport usually hangs them out within a few hours under the tension of the frame.
Why the price varies
The size is the starting point, but the specification decides the rest: freestanding, wall-mounted or suspended, single- or double-sided, standard or heavy duty, illuminated or not. On top of that come the number of graphics you order per frame and whether a transport case is included.
What we do
We supply the frames, print the graphics to size with the correct keder finish and provide the assembly instructions or the installation. Tell us where the frame is going, how often it will be built up and whether it needs to be illuminated, and we will propose the version that fits.
Projects
All projects
Frequently asked questions
Kan ik enkel de print vervangen bij een nieuwe actie?
Bij textielframes, roll banners met verwisselbaar doek en lichtbakken op doek: ja. U vervangt enkel het doek, niet het systeem. Bij wisselende campagnes is dat aanzienlijk goedkoper en het scheelt afval.
Wat is het verschil tussen een totem en een reclamezuil?
Een totem is een vrijstaande, doorgaans manshoge zuil — indoor of outdoor, mobiel of vast, al dan niet verlicht. Een reclamezuil of pyloon is monumentaal: hoog, vast verankerd, zichtbaar van ver langs een invalsweg. De vergunningsplicht verschilt navenant.
Wat is een photocall?
Een perswand waarvoor gasten poseren, meestal met een herhalend patroon van logo's. Elke foto die er genomen wordt, draagt uw merk mee. Onmisbaar bij openingen, prijsuitreikingen en persmomenten.
Kunnen onze winkels zelf bijbestellen?
Ja, via het facility platform. U legt de sjablonen en de toegelaten artikelen vast; uw winkelverantwoordelijken bestellen daarbinnen zelf, met hun eigen prijzen. Zo blijft de huisstijl bewaakt.
Didn't find what you were looking for?
What you see here is a selection. Our range is considerably wider — in sizes, materials and finishes that we cannot all show online. Tell us what you need it for and where it has to go, and we will work out what fits.
Ask your questionReady to start your polyframes project?
We think along from the first sketch through to installation and maintenance.