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Folding Aluminium Exhibition Counter (CDC1)

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Folding Aluminium Exhibition Counter (CDC1)Folding Aluminium Exhibition Counter (CDC1) Portable Exhibition Excellence The CDC1 Folding Aluminium Exhibition Counter is a small sized unit meticulously designed for the display industry. With its lightweight aluminium construction, this counter ensures a quick and sturdy setup, making it an ideal choice for exhibitions and trade shows. Please note that this product requires the add on of printed graphic panels. Key Features: Portability: Weighing

Folding Aluminium Exhibition Counter (CDC1) Portable Exhibition Excellence

The CDC1 Folding Aluminium Exhibition Counter is a small-sized unit meticulously designed for the display industry. With its lightweight aluminium construction, this counter ensures a quick and sturdy setup, making it an ideal choice for exhibitions and trade shows. Please note that this product requires the add-on of printed graphic panels. 

Key Features:

  • Portability: Weighing only 12 kilos, this unit is designed for easy transport and setup.
  • Durable Construction: Made from aluminium with foam PVC infill panels, perfect for graphics.
  • Customisable Graphics: Update your branding with ease using the plastic infill panels.
  • Dimensions: Measures 1050mm in height, 515mm in depth, and 772mm in width.
  • Storage Solution: Comes with a mid-shelf for additional storage.
  • Sturdy Top: Features a powder-coated steel top locked into position, supported by an aluminium-hinged folding frame.
  • Weight Capacity: Supports a spread load of up to 25kg on the countertops.
  • European Craftsmanship: A product built to last, ensuring longevity and durability.

Benefits of Our Aluminium Counters:

  • Exhibitions: Quick setup and teardown, making it perfect for temporary displays.
  • Trade Shows: Lightweight and portable, ensuring ease of transport between events.
  • Showrooms: Display featured items or literature in a professional manner.

Customisation and Support: Enhance your counter with optional features like graphic panels, sliding locking doors, a carry bag or case, and a choice of heights. For more information or assistance, call Coker Expo at 01256 768178.

Choose the CDC1 Folding Aluminium Exhibition Counter for a Seamless, Professional Display Experience.

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