Exhibition stands at Olympia London.

Stand design and build at Olympia London, supported by our London studio. We've built here for ThoughtSpot and Omni at Big Data LDN, Mastercard, Worldline and Conduent at Transport Ticketing Global, and Samuel Heath at Decorex.

Start a Project About us

Omni - Big Data LDNView project

ThoughtSpot - Big Data LDNView project

Mastercard - Transport & Ticketing GlobalView project

Worldline AR - Transport & Ticketing GlobalView project

Conduent - Transport & Ticketing GlobalView project

Mastercard - Transport & Ticketing GlobalView project

Samuel Heath - DecorexView project

Trusted by global brands and creative agencies to bring ambitious ideas to life

Discover
our projects

Why exhibitors build with us at Olympia.

01
Shows we know

We've built at Olympia for Big Data LDN, Transport Ticketing Global and Decorex.
02
London based

Our London studio is our main base, close to Olympia for deliveries, build-up and support.
03
Built for a listed hall

The Grand Hall is a Grade II listed building, so we plan rigging, loads and access around it from day one.
04
One team, start to finish

Design, graphics, joinery, AV and installation from one team, with project management from the first brief to breakdown.

Shows at Olympia London.

We design and build stands for all of these shows. Pick yours for dates, details and our work.

Exhibiting at Olympia London.

Olympia opened in 1886 in West Kensington. Its Grand Hall is a Grade II listed building of 14,000 m² under a glass barrel-vault roof, and links directly to the National Hall and West Hall for extra floor space. The site also has its own International Convention Centre.

Address: Hammersmith Road, London W14 8UX.

Getting there

Kensington (Olympia) station, on the London Overground, is opposite the Grand Hall’s Olympia Way entrance.

Shows at Olympia

Trade shows at Olympia include Big Data LDN, Transport Ticketing Global, Decorex and the PLASA Show.

Before you build

Each show sets its own stand heights, rules and deadlines in its exhibitor manual. Custom and two-storey stands usually need plans and structural calculations approved well before build-up.
Build-up and breakdown times are set by the organiser, so the stand has to be designed to go up and come down in the time allowed.
Materials have to meet the fire safety standards set for the show, with certificates to prove it.