2 Side Open Stall Design in Delhi – Make the Most of Your Corner Stall
Delhi, India's capital
- Free for exhibitors
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- Up to 5 quotes
Have you booked a corner stall? A 2 side open stall design in Delhi needs a different plan from an ordinary inline stall, because visitors can walk in from two aisles. Send us your stall size and show, and Stand Supplier will pass your brief to up to 5 designers and builders in Delhi who know how to make the most of both open sides.
We are the matchmaker, not the builder: you compare the quotes and deal directly with the builder you choose.
What is a 2 side open stall?
A 2 side open stall, also called a corner stall, sits where two aisles meet. It has two open sides facing the aisles and two closed walls. By comparison, an inline stall is open on one side only, a 3 side open stall sits at the end of a row with one back wall, and an island stall is open on all four sides.
Why choose a corner stall
- More visibility. Visitors see your stall from two directions, not just from the front.
- More footfall. People can walk in from either aisle, so the stall feels more open and easier to enter.
- Walls you can still use. The two closed walls give space for storage, large graphics or a small meeting area.
How to design for two open sides
Keep both open sides clear and inviting, with no high counters or walls blocking the way in. Place your main branding where it can be read from both aisles, often on a tall element near the back corner. Put your strongest product or demo close to the corner, where traffic from both directions meets, and use the closed walls for shelving, back-lit graphics or storage.
Corner stalls usually cost more
Organisers often charge a corner premium on the space rent for stalls with more open sides. Since you are already paying for the better position, it is worth investing in a design that uses both open sides properly, rather than treating the stall like an inline one.
Corner stalls at Delhi venues
Corner positions are in demand at big Delhi shows, so book early and brief your builder as soon as your stall is confirmed.
Planning a show in Delhi? See venues, shows and local tips on our Delhi page.
How it works
Three steps from brief to the right stand builder.
Tell us about your stand
Share the event, city, stand size and budget in one short form. Send your requirement.
We find up to 5 stand builders
Our team selects builders suited to your event and city, and passes them your brief.
Compare and choose
Compare designs and prices, and choose the one that fits. It is free, with no obligation.
Why use Stand Supplier
We connect you with builders. We never build stalls ourselves.
Save time
One short form instead of calling builders one by one.
Compare prices
Get designs made for corner stalls, from builders who know how to use both open sides.
Free, no obligation
You never pay us, and you don't have to accept any quote.
Deal directly
The contract is between you and the builder you choose.
Get up to 5 free quotes in Delhi
Tell us about your stand once. We pass your brief to up to 5 stand builders, free and with no obligation.
- You send one brief with your show, stand and contact details.
- We pass it to up to 5 stand builders suited to your event and city.
- You compare their proposals and choose the one that fits, or none.
- Free for exhibitors
- You deal directly with the builder
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