From temporary harbours, to canoeing and miniature sail-boat pools, the division supplied the supporting structures which allowed nautical clients to let their imaginations run wild.
Working with Johnstone Events' Andy Johnstone, Arena Seating helped implement a new concept, the Suzuki Indoor Harbour, for Suzuki GB. This consisted of an indoor harbour built at London's ExCel to exhibit a range of motor launches and outboard engines. Arena Seating provided the substructure on which the exhibitors mounted their own branding and display. Special features added by the company included a ramp and several staircases, handrails plus the main, square viewing platform into which the 'harbour' pool was set.
With Johnstone Events and Standby Exhibitions, Arena Seating Special Structures installed a supporting structure for a 'Deck Games' area, which hosted two pools for children's canoeing and model boat displays. Stairways, platforms and display supports provided by the company created a stimulating, safe environment for exhibitors and viewers alike.
"Exhibition support is one of the areas we excel at," says Martin Clark, commercial director of Arena Seating's Special Structures division. "Our specialist carpentry and scaffolding teams are able to provide the bespoke feature areas needed to create exciting and comfortable experiences for visitors and exhibitors alike."
(Jim Evans)
