System 200

Gallery Display System 200 is a modular freestanding display wall which provides a smooth, flat surface to which artwork may be attached using proprietary hanging systems or any other fixings as required. The individual units require no floor or ceiling fixings.

The units have been designed to be re-used for successive exhibitions and to provide the maximum flexibility in exhibition layout. Gallery Display System 200 is ideal for use where exhibitions are frequently changed.

The units, which are delivered with complete assembly instructions, are fully demountable for easy storage and are available in two standard heights and three standard lengths.
Units may stand-alone or interconnect with other units to form different arrangements each sympathetic to the demands of a wide diversity of exhibitions. Consequently each exhibition, and the story it is telling, may determine the shape of the space in which it is to be seen. The aluminium frames, which all feature the Panelock internal mechanism that enables them to be raised on wheels, relocated and then locked securely into their new display position, are easily assembled and dismantled without the need for any tools.
Once sited in the desired position, the 15mm Medium Density Fibreboard fascia boards can be simply attached, again without the need for any tools, forming a stable, durable display wall. After use the boards may be easily and inexpensively refurbished by in house staff. The internal void can be used for storage of exhibition packaging or any System 200 unit components not currently used.

Special showcase and doorway units are also available to compliment the standard units. These can be incorporated into a design layout to accommodate multi-disciplinary displays, access to different areas and the creation of rooms within rooms. System 200 is capable of carrying power supplies, lighting and security systems and can be adapted to include display windows, shelving and VDU screens.

Thus, exhibition designers are free to maximise the potential of their gallery space by creating new and exciting layouts without incurring expensive outlay for labour and disposal of materials after each exhibition.