Can I Join 2 Pop Up Stands to Make a Long Graphic Wall?
A BIT LIKE A MAGIC SHOW
You might be familiar with the Pop Up Stand - an amazing and nifty stand that pops out of a square trolley box and can be assembled to form a backdrop stand within half an hour, without requiring any additional tools. One person could fix it up alone and it's a bit like magic (We love demonstrating the assembly portion to first-time users.. the look in their eyes! It's like watching a magic show) But a question we oft receive from customers - Can we join 2 Pop Up Stands to make a long graphic wall? The short answer is: Well, definitely yes! And we have done it on countless occasions, so we can tell you with much certainty - it looks absolutely fantastic!
ASSEMBLY TIME
Even after we join 2 pop up stands together to make a longer graphic wall, the assembly time is not going to be much longer. You can still get it assembled within an hour. And after your event is over, you are able to pack it up in less than an hour, all parts, including the print, fit nicely into the 2 trolley cases (as seen in the photo above). Yes, once again - it works like magic!
The Back View of 2 Pop Up Stands Joined To Form a Longer Graphic Wall
How 2 Pop Up Stand Joined Together Looks Like from the Front View
UNIQUE MODULAR DESIGN
The Pop Up Stand's unique and modular design allows it to be joined up to create a larger graphic wall, either as a temporary partition in an open space, a massive backdrop at a conference or an attention-grabbing feature at roadshows and marketing events to splash your branding message across. More samples and information about the Pop Up Stand can be found here.
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The Back View of 2 Pop Up Stands Joined To Form a Longer Graphic Wall
How 2 Pop Up Stand Joined Together Looks Like from the Front View
