Trade Show Stand at Nor-Shipping
Nor-Shipping is one of the world's leading maritime exhibitions. Held biennially in Lillestrom, it gathers over 35,000 visitors and 900+ exhibitors from 60+ countries. Nor-Shipping covers the entire maritime value chain from shipbuilding to green shipping.
Why exhibit?
Nor-Shipping is the most important international meeting place for the maritime industry. With visitors from over 60 countries, you gain access to a global network of shipowners, yards, equipment manufacturers and maritime service providers.
How we help
We have extensive experience building stands at Nor-Shipping. The maritime industry demands high quality and representation, and we deliver stands that match these expectations. Our team handles transport from Sandnes, assembly at Lillestrom and disassembly after the event.
From our projects
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Custom trade show booth for ONS 2024 with large format graphics and LED lighting

Modular stand with graphic wall and meeting area for Nor-Shipping 2025 in Oslo

Trade show stand with lounge and bar area designed by Showoff for oil expo ONS 2024

Product display and demo area at industrial trade show booth Aqua Nor 2024

Large format graphics and interior design of custom booth for technology company ONS 2022

Lighting and ambience at trade show booth with LED walls for energy industry

Modular stand with integrated meeting room and coffee lounge for Nor-Shipping 2023

Graphic wall with full coverage print and corporate identity at ONS 2024 booth
Frequently asked questions
Yes, we have delivered stands at Nor-Shipping for several maritime companies. We handle everything from design and production to transport and assembly at Norway Trade Fairs in Lillestrom.
Price depends on size and design. Maritime stands often require a high level of quality with exclusive materials. Contact us for a tailored quote.
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