Can you install our stand at the venue?

Yes, on request. Most orders ship direct to you, or to your venue if you prefer. Installation is available across Melbourne and can be arranged interstate, quoted separately on top of the job.

How quickly can you turn expo signage around?

Turnaround depends on scope; because we print in-house we can move quickly. Send your deadline and we'll confirm.

Do you print pull-up banners?

Yes. Pull-up banners, vinyl banners and full stands.

Expo & trade show signage

Expo & Trade Show Stand Signage, Melbourne

Expo signage is the printed graphics and structures that brand your stand at a trade show, from banners and walls to a full custom booth.

Event Signs prints, builds and installs expo and trade show stand signage in Melbourne, from pull-up banners to full branded stands, and delivers on deadline across Australia. Standard turnaround is 2 to 3 business days to dispatch from artwork approval.

Stand out on a busy floor

We produce the full kit for your stand: back walls, banners, counters and hanging signs, all printed in-house so the branding is consistent and ready on time.

What we produce

Back walls and media walls.
Pull-up and vinyl banners.
Counters, signage and hanging graphics.

Delivered across Australia

Based in Melbourne, Event Signs ships expo signage Australia-wide. Popular delivery destinations:

What goes into an exhibition stand

Most stands are built from the same handful of pieces. We print all of them in-house, so the colour matches from the back wall to the counter.

Back wall or media wall — the large graphic behind you that people see from the aisle. Tension fabric, vinyl or rigid panels.
Pull-up banners — the cheapest, most portable piece. Two or three side by side make a back wall you can take to the next show.
Counter and plinth graphics — the front of the registration or demo counter, where people stop.
Hanging signs — visible over the crowd from the other end of the hall, if the venue allows rigging.
Floor graphics — a branded floor marks out your space and pulls people off the aisle.

Shell scheme or space-only?

The first thing to check in your exhibitor manual, because it decides what you actually need to print.

Shell scheme — the organiser supplies the walls, and you supply graphics sized to their panels. Here the job is accurate sizing and an easy fit on the day, so send us the organiser's panel dimensions and fixing method and we print to them.
Space-only — you get bare floor and bring your own structure. Here it is back walls, freestanding displays, counters and floor graphics, and installation becomes worth planning for.

Work back from bump-in, not the show date

Expos have a bump-in window, often the day before, and graphics need to be there for it. Our standard turnaround is 2 to 3 business days to dispatch from artwork approval, and transit sits on top of the 2 to 3 business day dispatch window: next business day across Melbourne on express, 1 to 3 business days to Sydney and Adelaide, 3 to 5 to Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Canberra, and 4 to 6 to Perth. Add a couple of days for proofing and you have your real artwork deadline. We deliver to you or straight to the venue, and installation is available across Melbourne and can be arranged interstate, quoted separately.

Built to be used again

If you exhibit more than once a year, it is usually worth printing the expensive parts — frames, counters, back walls — to last, and keeping the show-specific messaging on cheaper pieces you can reprint. Tell us how often you exhibit and we will suggest where to spend and where to save.

What we need to quote

The show and its dates, your stand size, whether it is shell scheme or space-only, the organiser's graphic specifications if you have them, and your logo files. If you have a rough sketch of the layout, send that too — it saves a round of questions.