Where is the EGS production workshop?
EGS has a 7,000 sq ft production workshop in Industrial Area 11, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, alongside its Al Qusais, Dubai location. Contact the team to arrange a visit and confirm where your project review will take place.
From approved design to physical production
An exhibition stand needs more than a visual concept. The project team must agree dimensions, materials, finishes, graphics, equipment and venue access before production is committed. EGS coordinates design and fabrication planning around the agreed brief.
Use the contractor service page to review the delivery scope, or contact EGS to discuss a workshop visit or production review.
Define the build package
Joinery and structures
Confirm the floor plan, stand height, counters, storage, display loads and assembly details. Features such as upper decks, suspended elements or heavy equipment need project-specific engineering and venue review.
Materials and finishes
Agree visible surfaces, colour references, edges and sample approvals. Ask which components will be finished before transport and how damage or revisions will be handled during installation.
Graphics, signage and display equipment
Supply artwork sizes, print-ready files and equipment specifications. Confirm graphic substrates, fixing methods, lighting access and how screens or product demonstrations connect to the stand.
Confirm who is responsible for each element
| Project area | What to agree before production |
|---|---|
| Fabrication | Elements produced directly and any specialist or partner-supplied items. |
| Technical submissions | Drawings, calculations and certificates required by the current exhibitor manual, and who submits them. |
| Quality review | Finish samples, critical assembly checks, review dates and sign-off responsibility. |
| Installation | Transport, access slots, crew responsibilities, utilities and the handover checklist. |
| Changes and dismantling | How revisions are approved and priced, plus removal, storage or reuse requirements. |
Plan a production review
Discuss which parts should be sampled or assembled before delivery. The review can cover joinery fit, finish consistency, graphic alignment, equipment access and practical maintenance. The exact review method and timing depend on the project schedule.
See production decisions in context
The Philips Riyadh project record describes a late equipment-display change; the Kazakhstan Pavilion record describes adapting product display requirements. They illustrate why scope, materials and on-site decisions need one coordinated plan.
For budgeting, read the stand cost and quotation guide. Its rates are indicative starting points, not fixed quotations for a gallery project.
