EvafoneTechnology
Evafone 2026 Istanbul exhibition stand
12 m²2026IstanbulPetzoo Eurasia
Industry
Marine trade fair stands
The shipowner, shipyard buyer or boat owner who comes onto a marine stand wants to see the product itself: the engine, the propeller, the deck fittings. We build the stand to carry heavy product: a steel plinth with a calculated floor load for the engine, a lit display platform for propellers and shafts, a glass case for the boat model that keeps the dust off, and a closed meeting room at the back where a technical drawing can be opened. Reflections on polished metal are controlled with directed spots rather than ceiling light.
What we do for you at marine fairs
We draw the stand, produce it in our own workshop in Beylikdüzü, build it with our own crew and take it down afterwards. Graphics and print are ours. The technical file for the hall and, for fairs abroad, the freight, ATA Carnet and customs are ours as well; the product weight and the power need go into that technical file.
Heavy product entry is the first question of the build. Engines and large fittings arrive in the hall by forklift; the entry side and the plinth position are drawn on the floor plan from the start, and the stand is closed around the product once it is in place. Rope, chain and small fittings go on a hanging wall, navigation electronics into a screen niche in working order. A closed room for long meetings and a bar table for short ones share the stand.
Which fairs we work at
In Turkey the marine and boat fairs are in Istanbul; our Istanbul page explains how we build at Tüyap and CNR Expo. Abroad, our Aachen office supports on site at fairs in Germany; for Dubai and Abu Dhabi see our United Arab Emirates page. Stands we have built for producers of heavy metal product: Tekno Vals 2022 Hanover, 35 square metres at HANNOVER MESSE, Saes 2024 Düsseldorf, 25 square metres at wire & Tube, and Genç Bombe 2025 Hanover, 36 square metres. Engine and equipment makers may also want our machinery and industry page.
Which stand type for a marine stand
- Custom timber build: 20–500 square metres, built in 2–5 days; heavy plinths, a closed room and free-form surfaces that echo a hull come out of this type.
- Maxima system: 12–200 square metres, built in 1–3 days; our choice for stands showing fittings and electronics without a plinth.
- Island and corner stands: 36–800 square metres, built in 3–6 days; the engine goes into the centre of the stand and can be approached from four sides.
How we work
Send the fair name and dates, your floor area and the number of open sides; we reply within 48 hours. The first concept comes as a three-dimensional visual and is free of charge; the written budget has three options and lists the scope item by item. For a stand with heavy product we like to start 8 weeks before the fair, because the technical file correspondence with the hall about heavy product takes time. The quote form opens here.
Our stand types: size and on-site build time
We produce all of them in our own workshop. The size range and on-site build time come from our recorded projects; if you are undecided we draw two types for the same floor area and show them side by side.
- Custom Timber Build
- Size
- 20–500 m²
- Build
- 2–5 days on site
- Projects
- 13 published projects
Purpose-built timber stand produced from scratch for each show.
- Maxima System
- Size
- 12–200 m²
- Build
- 1–3 days on site
- Projects
- 18 published projects
Aluminium profile frame with clad panels; fast to install.
- Modular
- Size
- 9–150 m²
- Build
- 1–2 days on site
Component system built from aluminium profiles and panels; quick build and a small shipping volume.
- Double Decker
- Size
- 60–600 m²
- Build
- 4–8 days on site
Meeting space on the upper level; two floors on the same footprint.
- Island and Corner
- Size
- 36–800 m²
- Build
- 3–6 days on site
Open on all four sides; approachable from every direction.
- Country Pavilion
- Size
- 100–2000 m²
- Build
- 4–10 days on site
Shared area for many exhibitors with individual booths and one welcome desk.
Stands we have built
We have not published a project under this heading yet; these three stands from other fairs show the work of our workshop.
Frequently asked
- Can we put an engine or a propeller on the stand?
- Yes. We take the weight and dimensions of the product and design the steel plinth and the floor load calculation at the start. We ask the hall management for the load limit in the technical file and add a load-spreading plate where needed.
- Who brings the heavy product into the hall?
- We settle the entry slot for the product with the hall management through the technical file; the product is set on the plinth under the supervision of our crew, and the stand is closed around it afterwards.
- How do we get the product to a fair abroad?
- We run the freight, ATA Carnet and customs; the stand and the product can travel in the same vehicle. Our exhibition logistics page explains how shipments abroad are organised.
- What should we send for a quote?
- The fair name and dates, the floor area, the number of open sides, a floor plan if available, the list of products you will show and the weight and dimensions of the heavy ones. If electronics will run on the stand, say so; the power rating goes into the technical file.
Let us build your stand at your next marine fair
Send the fair name, dates and your floor area; the first concept and a written budget frame arrive within a few working days. The concept is free of charge.
Request a quote