POS displays
Roll-ups, photo backdrops, displays, counters and portable stands. We produce at our workshop in Barcelona and install with our own team throughout Spain.
- Assembles without tools and travels in its own case
- Replaceable graphics on the same structure
- From a single unit to a full network rollout
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What POS displays are, and when they pay off
POS stands for point of sale, and in practice it covers everything that gets set up in a space without altering the space itself: a roll-up that unfolds in two minutes, a photo backdrop put up for a single night, a display that takes up a metre of shop floor, a counter that turns a corner into a service point. What sets these pieces apart from other graphics is that they get assembled, taken apart, stored and brought back out again.
It pays off when the presence is temporary or itinerant: a trade fair, a single-day event, a campaign touring stores, an opening. And it pays off twice over when the structure is a good one, because what you pay for once is the frame, and what changes each season is just the graphics, which cost a fraction of the whole. That's the criterion to decide with: how many times you're going to use the piece.
Anything that doesn't get assembled and taken apart belongs on other pages: rigid pieces that get screwed in or hung are covered in printing on rigid materials, adhesive vinyl on glass and walls in vinyl and decor, large fabric surfaces in advertising banners, street-facing supports in outdoor advertising and the printing technology in large-format printing. If what you need is to permanently identify your premises, that's commercial signage. The whole Printing section is at digital printing.
Assembled, used
and stored away
Everything that comes and goes. What changes from one piece to another is how much space it takes up assembled, how much it takes up stored, and how many times you plan to bring it out.
The most-used piece and the easiest to move: unfolds in two minutes and travels in its own case. The structure lasts for years and the graphics change whenever the message does.
Request a quote →Backdrops for entrances, stages or photo sets. Made from tensioned fabric because it's the only material that doesn't glare under flash photography and that can be washed and ironed between events.
Request a quote →The piece that takes up space in-store, so it has to earn its place. Made from cardboard for short campaigns and from durable material when the activation repeats season after season.
Request a quote →Turn a corner into a service point: accreditation, sampling, information. They fold up for assembly and many include built-in storage.
Request a quote →Modular structure with tensioned graphics for setting up a space with no building work and no trade-show fitter. Assembled by two people and fits in a couple of cases.
Request a quote →Directional signs, programmes and room numbering. Freestanding pieces that guide the route without touching the building or needing permission to hang anything.
Request a quote →What each piece
is made of
In POS displays, the material decides two things that matter more than price: how much it weighs when it has to be carried, and how many times it can be assembled before it starts to look used.
Tensioned fabric
The graphics are printed on fabric and stretched over the structure like a cover. It doesn't glare under flash photography, folds without creasing and can be washed, making it the standard for photo backdrops and portable stands.
Roll-up canvas
A specific material designed to roll up hundreds of times without rippling or creasing at the fold. It's the replacement people order when the message changes but the structure is still good.
Aluminium structure
The frame you pay for once. Lightweight, assembles without tools, and accepts replacement graphics indefinitely, which is exactly what makes future campaigns cheaper.
Micro-flute cardboard
For short campaigns and large runs: lightweight, transports flat, assembles without tools and recycles once finished. It's usually what the chain receiving the piece asks for.
Foam PVC
For when the piece has to survive more than one campaign without denting. Cut to shape and slotted for tool-free assembly, and still lightweight.
Acrylic
For pieces viewed up close and handled: leaflet holders, ballot boxes, counter displays and product fixtures. The most refined finish in the catalogue.
Wood and MDF
For counters and pieces meant to have presence, where the aim is to avoid looking promotional. Heavier and harder to transport, but stands up to continued use far better.
How we work
From space to
an installed piece
- Step 01
Space and number of uses
Two questions before the design: how much space do you have, and how many times will you assemble the piece. For a one-off event, cardboard is more than enough; if it's going out every month for three years, a good structure pays for itself by the third campaign.
- Step 02
Structure and file
We choose the structure and send you a template with the real measurements, including the areas that end up hidden when tensioned or rolled up. It's where most pieces go wrong: a logo placed exactly where the fabric folds.
- Step 03
Production and assembly
Printing, cutting and assembly in Cabrera de Mar: sewing, zips, slotting and fitting, depending on the piece. Producing in-house lets us prioritise a trade-fair deadline without joining someone else's queue.
- Step 04
Installation and storage
We can install on site with our own team, or deliver the piece with its cases and instructions so anyone can assemble it. Everything is delivered with storing and re-use in mind.
Which piece to choose based on how many times you'll use it
A summary to get you oriented before the call. The criterion that best guides the decision isn't this campaign's budget, it's the number of assemblies planned.
| Piece | Where it's used | Assembly | Replaceable graphics | Relative cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Roll-up | Shop, conference, reception | One person, 2 minutes | Yes | Low |
| Photo backdrop | Events and entrances | Two people | Yes | Medium |
| Cardboard display | Point of sale, short campaign | No tools | No | Very low |
| Durable display | Recurring point of sale | No tools | Depends on design | Medium |
| Counter | Accreditation and service | Folding, one person | Yes | Medium |
| Portable stand | Trade fairs and events | Two people | Yes | High |
| Event totem | Route signage | No tools | Depends on design | Low |
How the price of a POS piece is calculated
Here you don't pay by the square metre, you pay per piece: structure plus graphics. And those two parts have different lifespans. The structure is bought once and lasts for years; the graphics change whenever the message does and cost a fraction of what the whole set cost.
That's why we quote the two separately, even on the first order. That way you see from the start how much the next campaign will cost you, which is the figure that really decides whether a piece turns out expensive or cheap. If you're only going to assemble it once, we'll tell you and suggest something more economical.
Tell us the piece and quantity and we'll break down the costWhat moves the price the most
- Structure or graphics onlyIf you already have the frame and only need the replacement graphics, the price drops a great deal. Tell us beforehand: sometimes an existing structure still works.
- Structure qualityAn entry-level roll-up base and one built to be assembled every week don't cost the same, and they don't last the same either.
- QuantityA repeated run brings the unit price down, especially with cardboard, where the setup cost is spread across all the units.
- AssemblySewing, zips, slotting and fitting are workshop labour, and on complex pieces they weigh more than the printing itself.
- On-site installationDelivering the piece with its cases versus us going out to install it are two different quotes.
Google reviews
What our clients say
5,044 reviews on Google
5/5
Servicio impecable de principio a fin. La calidad de impresión es top, pero lo que realmente marca la diferencia es la atención y el trato: rápidos, cercanos y muy profesionales.
Aaron Cuenca AguilarGoogle · Original review in Spanish
5/5
Servicio de impresión que impresiona, por su calidad y rapidez. Más allá de la increible calidad, me gustaría destacar la facilidad de comunicacion y la adaptacion al calendario.
Pol Hernández RosiusGoogle · Original review in Spanish
5/5
Excelente empresa, la recomiendo ampliamente. Necesitábamos estos expositores con urgencia debido a un cambio de última hora, y nos los proporcionaron a un precio excelente. La calidad fue excepcional.
Pol torralba dregerGoogle · Original review in Spanish
We answer your questions
What people ask us before ordering POS displays: structures, replacements, files, assembly, transport and trade-fair deadlines.
Can't find your question?
Tell us about your projectWhich piece suits me best: roll-up, stand or display?
Can I just change the graphics and reuse the structure?
How long does it take to assemble?
How should I send the file?
Why is the photo backdrop made of fabric and not banner vinyl?
Can it be used outdoors?
How is it transported and stored?
How long do you take if I have a trade fair with a fixed date?
Do you manufacture in-house or outsource?
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