Square or rectangular stands can be manufactured in many other sizes. Rectangles of truss can be made to hang freely for rigging and other purposes. Extra legs can be added for shelves or panel displays like the design (shown left).

Circular stands can be manufactured in many other sizes. Circles of truss can be made to hang freely or within another truss structure like the arched roof ‘hanger’ style design (shown left).

Goal Post formations are very commonly used for rigging lighting and sound equipment. By crossing them a rigid free standing structure can be made that can be extended and linked to form larger structures like: an entire shell scheme or open plan retail displays.

By adding curved sections to square or rectangular stands one adds enticing new dimensions that are both decorative and functional.
Variants of this structure have been used for tennis, golf and football simulators for training and recreation.

Arches are another kind of ‘goalpost’ type frame using curves and semi-circles. Two arches can be linked together with straight sections (shown above) to create a fantastic free natural island stand with the ability to fit a roof. Alternatively arches can be linked together (shown left) to create an eye catching free standing display.

By crossing over semi circles (shown above) or even full circles (shown left & right) domes and even complete spheres can be created.
The potential is almost limitless for exhibitions, display and other forms of municiple and leisure use.

Two and three sided ‘shell’ scheme style stands are very widely used at exhibitions and trade shows throughout the world.

Two 3m x 6m x 3m high sections combined to
make a 12m long x 3m deep x 3m high stand
(or two 3m x 6m x 3m high stands).

Two and three sided ‘shell’ scheme style stands can be extended into double, treble or other multiples. Similar to the crossed goal posts by crossing three sided stand frames the system can be extended and linked to form an entire shell scheme (as simple plan above).