3m x 4m Shell Scheme Graphics

How are Go Displays' panel kits tailored to your stand space?

Shell scheme systems vary, but our printed panels are printed to the exact size. Choose from the following kit options: 

• Back walls (4 panels): Featured at the back of the stand, with the remaining 3 walls open. A welcoming space with maximum entrances.
• L shape kit (7 panels): Covering 2 adjoining walls, the L shape configuration offers more visibility and greater design possibilities. The remaining 2 walls are left open as access points. 
• U shape kit (10 panels): An (almost) enclosed space, leaving 1 wall open while the rest of the walls hold custom signage. 

Rollable graphic panels are printed on a 240-micron or 350-micron stoplight media to deliver vibrant, lasting colour. The panels are designed to be lightweight, easy to transport and simple to apply using hook and loop tape or magnets. 

The basic rollable panels use a 240-micron media and matte laminate. Supplied with your chosen fittings, but aren't attached to the back of the panels. 

The premium panel kits use 350-micron media and a matte laminate. Your chosen fittings will be pre-applied to the back of the graphic, whilst the remaining tape is to attach to the shell scheme frame. Pre-fitted tape makes installation even quicker. 

Eco-friendly cardboard panels are a greener alternative, featuring no plastic and are completely recyclable. We print directly onto 4.5m cardboard to achieve sustainable signage for events and tradeshows.

How to get the right fit for your booked space? 

The panel sizing is provided by the event organiser, and should detail sizing for a standard and seamless print. The correct print option is based on preference and how you'd like your artwork to appear on the day.

Standard print is most often the visible area of the shell panel and will leave the vertical frame visible between prints. Consider your artwork when opting for standard print, as the frame acts as a spacer and will interrupt the flow of artwork.

Where the seamless print is slightly wider and will bridge the gap between each panel. The aim is to cover the frame, meaning there are no interruptions in the artwork, allowing a smooth, cohesive flow from one panel to the next.