Stand Walkthrough · MFCC Trade Fair 2026
A visitor walking up the MFCC aisle sees one stand, six labelled zones, and three ways in. Hip-height partitions inside, full-height back wall, fascia banner overhead. This page is what a 30-second glance feels like.
Four moments, in order, from the aisle to the iPad. No closed walls, no cubicle feel, no dead corners.
Side flag banners catch them from 8 metres out, whichever direction they came from. They already know what is inside before they reach the front.
Overhead fascia banner across the entire front: WATER PRO · €12 / month. Mineral blue and chalk white. Reads from any angle of approach.
Open floor. No front wall. Three zones unfold ahead at the back wall: Battery, Solar, Heat Pump. Hospitality and photo backdrop in the middle.
Two tablet stations book-end the middle row. Visitor leaves a lead in 40 seconds. GHL routes it instantly to the right sales rep.
Same stand, looking straight down. The colour blocks are zones, not walls. The only full-height vertical surfaces are the back wall (Battery / Solar / Heat Pump) and the two side flags. Everything else is open or hip-height.
MFCC stand · island layout · aisle on bottom
Warm amber. Rooftop photography. Zero bill.
Graphite and teal. Night interiors. AC stays on.
Slate blue. Utility-room shots. Half the bill.
Mineral blue, chalk white. Overhead fascia.
One station each end. Instant GHL routing.
Tall vertical banners on left + right edges.
Only three surfaces go full-height: the back wall (Battery / Solar / Heat Pump branded panels) and the two side flag banners. Everything else is open floor or hip-height.
The front face has no wall. The Water Pro headline sits on an overhead fascia banner suspended above the stand. Visitors walk straight in below it. They see the whole interior from the aisle.
Internal partitions are hip-height only (around 1.1 m). They shape the visitor flow between zones without blocking sight lines. From any point inside the stand you can see every other zone.
Three ways in: centre-front, left of the iPad station, right of the iPad station. No queueing. No bottleneck.