The "Orippa" is a foldable wooden frame tool that allows for easy installation of exhibition wall panels anywhere with simple screw fastening.
With a folding wooden frame of 1 panel and 7 pieces, you can create a decorative wall for exhibitions with just 14 screws. The screw positions and assembly combinations are predetermined, making it possible for women to assemble it. You lay it out on the ground, assemble it, and then raise it up. There are two options: rental and purchase. If you plan to exhibit multiple times a year, we recommend purchasing it.
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basic information
The width is 3M or 2.7M, and the height accommodates 2.7M. The maximum length is 1350mm, so it can be loaded into a station wagon. The weight is 35 kilograms per side. The price is for one side, and the shipping cost will be actual expenses.
Price information
70,000 yen per page (excluding tax) Actual shipping costs apply.
Price range
P2
Delivery Time
Applications/Examples of results
In the case of booth decoration without walls for exhibition costs, we can also handle the construction ourselves. It is a folding wooden frame tool. You can check examples of adoption here: https://www.sasaru.site/
Detailed information
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This is the situation behind the cloth.
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Assemble on the ground.
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Company information
Our company is engaged in consulting services (new product development, public relations, exhibitions, subsidies) and cardboard planning and development (design and development of cardboard cases, sales support). We support new product development based on our experiences of many failures and successes. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries.
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