High-quality retractable aluminum frame. Printable polyester canopy. Easy to set up, Substantial print area, Attractive. Comes with bag, Any design, Sizes: 5m or 10m.
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High-quality aluminum frame, Polycarbon panels, custom branding, Foot rest & seat included. Unobtrusive to spectators, Easily set up, Extra components available, Comes with bags
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011 447 4777 or 086 100 7226
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For use at football matches and training grounds. 6m banner fits into a 1m bag. Extra large advertising area. Silkscreen or digital print.
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011 447 4777 or 086 100 7226
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[email protected]
Scan Display’s unique ‘exhibition stand in a box’, the Modulbox, demonstrated its amazing mobility and functionality when it recently allowed Scan to exhibit at back-to-back events without breaking a sweat!
Scan Display’s Modulbox at the Events Summit, Coca-Cola Park, Johannesburg
Scan Display’s Modulbox at the SAACI Conference, Tshwane
“We used our Scan Display branded Modulbox at the Events Summit at Coca-Cola Park in Johannesburg but also wanted to exhibit at the SAACI Conference, which was taking place the following day at the CSIR in Tshwane,†explains Justin Hawes, MD of Scan Display.
“Thanks to the Modulbox’s extreme portability (it folds up and can be placed onto a trailer) and very fast set up (all the panels simply open up and slide away) we were easily able to exhibit at both venues, enabling us to take full advantage of the great marketing opportunities provided by these industry-leading events.
“Once the Modulbox is closed it can be securely locked, so we were even able to leave our computers, popcorn machine and marketing material in the Modulbox while it was transported – making the Modulbox the very model of a ‘lock-up and go’ exhibition stand,†he concludes.
The Modulbox design is imported under licence from Modulbox Germany but the units are manufactured locally by Scan Display.
Each Modulbox can be custom-designed to a client’s specifications. It is perfect for roadshows as it allows companies to create a portable branded showroom that can be taken around the country to wherever their customers are. This makes the Modulbox a cost effective way to communicate with a widespread audience.
As Scan’s recent experience proves, the Modulbox is ideal for events and exhibitions, especially those with a restricted set-up time.
For more information go to www.scandisplay.co.za or call Justin Hawes on +27 11 447 4777.
In these hard economic times it is more important than ever for corporates to make sure that the corporate gifts they give have meaning beyond a pure branding exercise. The women at the Thusanang Sewing Centre in Soweto create bags, table clothes, table mats and coaster sets – all ideal for corporate gifts with a purpose.
The Thusanang Sewing Centre stand at Markex Johannesburg
Jackie Maseke from the Thusanang Sewing Centre
“Not only are our products functional, they are also symbols of hope from a community where unemployment runs at around 70%,†explains Judith Thobakgale from the Thusanang Sewing Centre. The Centre was started in June 2008 as an income generating project for unemployed women in Braamfisherville, on the outskirts of Soweto.
“Gone are the days of giving meaningless corporate gifts which end up thrown into a drawer. Companies should choose something that is not only nice to look at but that also makes a very real difference in the lives of fellow South Africans,†says Justin Hawes, MD of Scan Display, corporate sponsors of the Thusanang Sewing Centre.
As firm believers in the power of exhibitions, Scan Display recently built and sponsored stands for the Thusanang Sewing Centre at Markex Johannesburg and Africas Big Seven. Scan’s sponsorship also extends to day-to-day administrative support for the Sewing Centre.
The women currently involved at the centre are the sole breadwinners in their homes. They hope that the Centre will become productive to the point of being able to invest back into the community by teaching orphaned teenage girls a trade and supporting other community-based projects.
For more information contact Justin Hawes on 082 570 7280.