DOTECO exhibition stall design at Plastfocus New Delhi with dosing unit and die head raised on plinths over a white deck

Year: 2024

Machine Manufacturers & Machine Tools

Client: Doteco, New Delhi

2 Side Open · Design · Fabrication

Doteco

DOTECO at Plastfocus New Delhi — 36 sqm Exhibition Stall Design for Extrusion Components

Client: Doteco

White raised deck, so the stand reads as a clean platform against the red aisle carpet. Components go up: a dosing unit on a steel pillar at head height, and a die head on an angled plinth, section facing the aisle. The rear bay is yellow with a backlit product panel, printed boards run the flank, and wood-finish battens clad the corner column. The lounge sits behind the hardware, keeping the exhibition stall design at Plastfocus New Delhi walkable on both open sides.

Project Details

ClientDoteco
IndustryMachine Manufacturers & Machine Tools
ExhibitionPlastfocus Expo 2024 Delhi
LocationNew Delhi, India
Year2024
Type2 Side Open
Stall Area36 sqm
Height3.5 m
StyleRaised white deck with elevated component plinths

2024 · Plastfocus Expo 2024 Delhi

DOTECO at Plastfocus New Delhi — 36 sqm Exhibition Stall Design for Extrusion Components — photo 2
Context

The Brief

Extrusion halls are dominated by full lines two storeys high, and DOTECO's business is what goes inside them — gravimetric dosing units, die heads, control gear. Placed on a table, those parts disappear. On a 36 sqm plot at Yashobhoomi with 2 open sides, the exhibition stall design at Plastfocus New Delhi had to lift components into view and give visiting process engineers somewhere to sit and question them.

Exhibition

Plastfocus Expo 2024 Delhi

Venue

Yashobhoomi, India International Convention & Expo Centre, Dwarka

Location

New Delhi, India

DOTECO at Plastfocus New Delhi — 36 sqm Exhibition Stall Design for Extrusion Components — photo 3
Services

What We Delivered

2 Side Open
Components mounted at eye level on steel pillars
yellow accent bay with backlit panel
raised white deck against red aisle carpet
batten-clad corner column
open lounge behind the machinery
roll-up product banners

Materials Used

White laminate wall panelsraised white platform flooringstainless steel display plinthsyellow accent laminatebacklit product panelwood-finish vertical battensprinted graphic boardsupholstered lounge seating
DOTECO at Plastfocus New Delhi — 36 sqm Exhibition Stall Design for Extrusion Components — photo 4

Case Study

01

The Challenge

Extrusion halls are dominated by full lines two storeys high, and DOTECO's business is what goes inside them — gravimetric dosing units, die heads, control gear. Placed on a table, those parts disappear. On a 36 sqm plot at Yashobhoomi with 2 open sides, the exhibition stall design at Plastfocus New Delhi had to lift components into view and give visiting process engineers somewhere to sit and question them.

02

What We Designed

White raised deck, so the stand reads as a clean platform against the red aisle carpet. Components go up: a dosing unit on a steel pillar at head height, and a die head on an angled plinth, section facing the aisle. The rear bay is yellow with a backlit product panel, printed boards run the flank, and wood-finish battens clad the corner column. The lounge sits behind the hardware, keeping the exhibition stall design at Plastfocus New Delhi walkable on both open sides.

03

Why It Worked

Raising the parts to eye level changed what the stand was. Instead of glancing at a table, visitors circled the pillars, looked into the die head and asked about it — the photographs show people gathered around those two pieces. Putting seating behind kept the front edge clear, which matters in a dense hall. The white deck also gave the 36 sqm booth a visible boundary.

Gallery

Inside the Build

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Project Outcomes

The Result

Components mounted at eye level on steel pillars

Key Feature

36 sqm

Exhibition Area

3.5 m

Stall Height

White laminate wall panels

Primary Material

Project Summary

Raising the parts to eye level changed what the stand was. Instead of glancing at a table, visitors circled the pillars, looked into the die head and asked about it — the photographs show people gathered around those two pieces. Putting seating behind kept the front edge clear, which matters in a dense hall. The white deck also gave the 36 sqm booth a visible boundary.

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