Spedizione e custodie da trasporto per esposizioni

The quickest way to narrow down shipping cases is to start with the display you already own or are about to buy. The Plastic Hard Carry Case is made to hold 3m kits, and the Oval Hard Carry Case holds 6m kits. Most pop-up stand owners can shortlist one option straight away rather than guessing from generic case listings.

If you run a podium alongside your stand, the Podium Hard Case is built for that single job, so the podium travels in its own shell instead of rolling loose in the van. For banner stands, mixed accessories or smaller kits, the M-Size and L-Size Hard Cases with Wheels give a general-purpose hard shell you can pack around your own hardware.

Before ordering, measure your packed frame, graphics and any lights or feet, then compare those figures with the internal dimensions listed on each product page. Allow a little room for padding around graphics. If your kit sits between two sizes, or you are equipping a team with several stands, send us the model and measurements and we will help you find the right match.

Graphics are usually the first casualty of a rough journey. A heavy box can crease a printed fabric panel, and a dropped parcel can bend a frame tube, undoing weeks of planning. Hard transit cases put a rigid wall between your kit and everything else in the courier's vehicle. That is why exhibition teams favour them for repeated shipping.

If you plan to send a display by courier, a hard case is the safer starting point. Pack graphics as recommended for your display and fill gaps with soft padding so nothing shifts. Keep tools and spare parts in a separate pouch so they cannot rub against the print. A well-packed case is then ready for the next venue.

A soft bag protects against dust, scuffs and light knocks, which is often enough when the kit never leaves your hands. Once a third party is lifting, stacking and loading it, a rigid case gives far more reassurance that your stand will arrive ready to build.

A common worry with exhibition transit cases is where to keep them when the show season ends. Because a case holds the whole kit in one place, it often takes up less space than loose boxes, bags and tubes scattered around an office or store room. Everything you need for the next event is ready to pick up and go.

Choose the smallest case that genuinely fits your kit with padding, rather than the largest available. An oversized case wastes room on the shelf and lets the contents move in transit. The Plastic Hard Carry Case and Oval Hard Carry Case are made for 3m and 6m kits respectively, so their size stays matched to the display inside.

Store cases somewhere dry, and let graphics air fully after damp or outdoor events before closing the lid. Label each case with the stand it contains. This helps when several team members share equipment and shows at a glance which kit is going to which show.