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EXPO FLOORPLAN

Bring your event into view.
From hall to booth.

Design and explore the spatial setup of your event in 2D and 3D. From hall layouts and reusable booth templates to wall prints and branding: Expo Floorplan connects the big picture to the details.

Expo Floorplan 3D editor · local test environment · sample booths and prints

HOW IT CONNECTS

A design that moves the conversation forward.

Review the event layout as a whole, then explore the details of an individual booth. The 3D view helps discuss setup and branding, while the linked event context keeps the design part of the preparation process.

A floorplan is both a planning tool and a conversation aid. The overview explains how space is allocated; a booth design makes setup and branding concrete. Use both levels when coordinating with the people involved.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

Practical features.
Connected to your event.

See how the details support the wider workflow, from initial setup to the event day.

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Plan in 2D

Place and edit booths, furniture and other elements on the floorplan. Keep the space and the relationships between its parts clear.

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Explore in 3D

View the setup spatially from the floorplan and booth editor. Make a design easier to understand than a list of measurements.

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Reusable booth templates

Work with templates and customize individual booths. Save the setup with a design you can return to later.

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Wall prints and branding

Apply prints to inside or outside wall faces. Select the visible face directly from the 3D design.

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Products and design details

Use the product library and 3D elements to make the setup concrete. Bring shape, dimensions and appearance together.

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Connected to your event

Link Expo Floorplan to the BeursBuddy event. Connect spatial planning to participant and ordering context.

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FROM PREPARATION TO DELIVERY

A clear next step. Every time.

  1. 01Plan the spaceArrange the hall and booth positions on the floorplan.
  2. 02Develop the designApply templates, products and wall prints.
  3. 03CoordinateUse 2D and 3D views to discuss the design.

PRACTICAL ANSWERS

Questions about this topic

How do 2D and 3D differ?

The 2D floorplan helps with position and layout, while the 3D view makes spatial setup and booth appearance easier to understand.

Can I reuse designs?

Use booth templates for repeated setups, then adapt individual booths when a participant needs a different configuration.

How do I select the right wall face for a print?

View the intended face in 3D and use the visible-face action. Choose the explicit inside or outside option when the intended face is hidden.

ONE EVENT. EVERYTHING CONNECTED.

Your next event. Our next step together.

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