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Trade Fair 2026 · Stand Layout Options
MFCC Malta Trade Fair · Fair Day 1 · Tue 24 June 2026

Your stand, wide open. Four ways to arrange it.

A 12m by 6m island stand, open on all four sides. Below are four layouts to choose from. Every one is built around the same idea: no cubicles, no closed boxes. Pick the arrangement that feels most Bajada.

One promise across all four: nothing closes in.

You flagged the worry that the first concept read like cubicles. Fair point, and fully fixed. These four options share the exact same open-plan island DNA. The differences are purely in how the three product zones and the Water Pro moment are arranged on the floor. The openness is fixed in every single one.

01

Walk straight in

No fronts, no doors, no walls. Visitors step on from any of the four sides.

02

Hip-height only

Internal partitions cap at about 1.1m. You can see clean across the whole stand at all times.

03

Reads from every side

An island, not a back wall. There is no bad angle and no hidden corner.

04

Same hero overhead

The Water Pro at €12/month fascia hangs across the full 12m front, readable from anywhere on the floor.

Footprint: 12m wide × 6m deep island Always present: Battery · Solar · Heat Pump zones Plus: Water Pro tasting · photo backdrop · 2 iPad lead stations · gold side flags
Option 01
The Central Spine
Best for maximum openness and a full visitor loop
Why this works
  • One low island spine runs the full 12m length down the middle. Battery, Solar and Heat Pump face outward along both long faces, so every approach lands on a product.
  • Water Pro tasting and hospitality sit at the heart of the spine, the busy social centre of the stand.
  • Visitors circle the whole stand in a natural loop. No dead ends, no queues bunching.
  • An iPad lead station at each end of the spine catches people on the way in and on the way out.
Solves the cubicles concern

There is only one structure on the floor and it is hip height. Stand anywhere and you see right over it to the other side. It is the opposite of a cubicle: a single open island you walk all the way around.

Footfall and sightline: identical from both long sides, so the stand looks deliberate from every aisle. Highest total perimeter exposure of the four.
Top-down concept sketch12 × 6m
WATER PRO · €12/month Water Pro Tasting BATTERY SOLAR HEAT PUMP HEAT PUMP demo Photo walk a full loop around the island
Battery Solar Heat Pump Water Pro Flags · iPad
Option 02
Open Heart, Four Anchors
Best for a big social centre and clean diagonal views
Why this works
  • Four low brand anchors sit near the four corners: Battery, Solar, Heat Pump and the Water Pro tasting bar. Each corner pulls people in from a different aisle.
  • The whole centre is left open as a hospitality and photo backdrop heart, the place people gather and linger.
  • Diagonal sightlines run clean from corner to corner, so the stand feels generous and uncrowded even when busy.
  • iPad stations sit at two diagonal corners, paired with the busiest anchors.
Solves the cubicles concern

The centre is deliberately empty. Anchors are pushed to the corners and kept low, so the eye travels straight across the open middle. Nothing boxes anyone in, and the heart is pure breathing room.

Footfall and sightline: the four corner anchors act as magnets from four directions at once. Best option for crowd flow on the busiest fair hours.
Top-down concept sketch12 × 6m
WATER PRO · €12/month BATTERY SOLAR HEAT PUMP Water Pro Tasting Open Heart Photo corners pull people in, centre stays open
Battery Solar Heat Pump Water Pro Flags · iPad
Option 03
The Carousel
Best for a true all-around walk with a hero tasting core
Why this works
  • A central Water Pro tasting core sits at the heart, with Battery, Solar, Heat Pump and the photo moment arranged as low pods around it, like spokes on a wheel.
  • Every pod faces outward to a different direction, so whichever aisle a visitor arrives from, a product is already turned toward them.
  • Wide open gaps between the pods let people step in from all four sides and circle the core either way.
  • The busiest social point, the tasting core, is dead centre and visible from everywhere on the floor.
Solves the cubicles concern

Nothing here has a back. Every pod is a low open spoke facing outward, and the gaps between them are walk-in points from all four sides. There is no front and no rear to this stand, it is built to be entered and read from any direction at once.

Footfall and sightline: pulls traffic from all four aisles into one rotating flow around the core. The most genuinely omnidirectional of the four, with no weak side and no preferred side.
Top-down concept sketch12 × 6m
WATER PRO · €12/month Water Pro Tasting core BATTERY SOLAR HEAT PUMP Photo circle the core from any direction
Battery Solar Heat Pump Water Pro Flags · iPad
Option 04
The Open Split
Best for two clear product stories with nothing walled off
Why this works
  • Two open product neighbourhoods sit on the floor itself, marked only by colour and low plinths. An Energy group gathers Battery, Solar and Heat Pump, with Water Pro across from it.
  • A cross-shaped aisle cuts both ways through the stand, front to back and side to side, so you can see clean across both axes from wherever you stand.
  • A central hospitality and photo point sits at the crossing, the shared heart between the energy story and the water story.
  • Symmetrical and instantly readable from all four aisles, with four open ways in.
Solves the cubicles concern

There are no walls and no rooms here. The two groupings are nothing more than tinted floor zones with low plinths, so the eye travels straight across the whole stand in either direction. Open product neighbourhoods, not boxes.

Footfall and sightline: the crossing aisle pulls traffic in from every side and meets at the hospitality heart, with both product groups in full view the whole way. Strongest for two clear stories that still read as one open stand.
Top-down concept sketch12 × 6m
WATER PRO · €12/month ENERGY GROUP BATTERY SOLAR HEAT PUMP WATER PRO GROUP Water Pro Tasting Photo Lounge see clean across both axes, four open ways in
Battery Solar Heat Pump Water Pro Flags · iPad

Once you pick, we move fast.

Design is first because production needs the runway. Tell us which arrangement feels most Bajada, and we take it straight into build. No further design rounds needed unless you want them.

1
Print-ready artwork

We turn the chosen layout into final, print-ready graphics for the fascia, zones, flags and backdrop.

2
In-house assembly brief

A clear build brief goes to the Bajada assembly team so the stand goes up exactly as drawn.

3
Sticker-vendor files

Cut and print files go to the sticker vendor with sizes and placements locked in.