Exhibition Stand Builder for Paris Builders Show 2026 (ex Mondial du Bâtiment / Batimat) | Paris Expo Porte de Versailles

Quick answer: Adam Expo Stand designs, builds and installs exhibition stands for Paris Builders Show 2026 (ex Mondial du Bâtiment / Batimat) (28 September – 1 October 2026, Paris Expo Porte de Versailles). Free 3D design in 24 hours, fixed quote in 24–48 hours, transparent pricing from €120/m² and 20+ years of experience with 639+ exhibitors served across Europe.

Paris Builders Show 2026 (ex Mondial du Bâtiment / Batimat): why it matters

The former Mondial du Bâtiment (Batimat, Idéobain, Interclima) relaunches as Paris Builders Show — France’s biggest construction event. Building-material brands need stands that survive heavy product, live demos and architect-grade scrutiny of materials and detailing.

Exhibiting at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles: what to know

Paris Expo Porte de Versailles is the city-centre venue (7 halls, 220,000 m²). Access for trucks is tightly scheduled and storage is scarce — logistics planning matters as much as design. French M1 fire-rating and dossier approvals apply. We deliver turnkey from Spain with our own crew.

Paris Builders Show: heavy product, architect eyes

The relaunched Mondial du Bâtiment (Batimat, Idéobain, Interclima heritage) brings construction’s full chain to Porte de Versailles. Stands carry weight — façade sections, machinery, sanitaryware walls with running water for Idéobain heritage brands — while the audience of architects and contractors inspects detailing like a site visit.

Winning formula: one full-scale system mockup as the centrepiece, sample libraries at working height, a demo corner where tools or systems operate, and a proper meeting zone — French distribution deals are sit-down conversations. M1 rules and load engineering throughout.

Builders Show budgets (28 Sept–1 Oct 2026)

  • 16 m² materials package: €5,500–9,500 — sample walls, counter, storage.
  • 36–60 m² systems brand: €18,000–40,000 — full-scale mockup, demo corner, meetings.
  • 100 m²+ group stand: €45,000–105,000 — multi-line display, presentation space, hospitality.

Do you build operating sanitaryware displays?

Yes — closed-loop water systems for showers and taps, drainage management and M1-certified wet-area construction, all in the venue dossier we prepare.

Your stand at Paris Builders Show: services and pricing

  • Custom stands: €350–800/m² — exclusive design, in-house production in Spain, full turnkey delivery.
  • Modular stands: €120–250/m² — professional image on a controlled budget, fast build-up.
  • Everything included: technical project, venue paperwork, graphics, transport, installation, show support and dismantling.

Deadlines for Paris Builders Show 2026 (ex Mondial du Bâtiment / Batimat)

Porte de Versailles enforces scheduled truck slots and early service deadlines; technical dossiers are due weeks ahead. Running late? We specialise in last-minute projects — ask about availability.

FAQ

How much does a stand at Paris Builders Show cost?

A 36 m² modular stand starts around €4,300–9,000; custom builds typically range €15,000–€100,000+ depending on size and finish. You get a fixed, itemised quote in 24–48 hours — no hidden fees.

When should I book my Paris Builders Show stand builder?

Book 3–4 months ahead; ask about availability for late projects.

Exhibiting at Paris Builders Show 2026 (ex Mondial du Bâtiment / Batimat)? Get your free 3D design in 24 hours: call +34 697 715 015 or email [email protected].

Paris Builders Show 2026 (ex Mondial du Bâtiment / Batimat): key facts

  • Trade fair: Paris Builders Show 2026 (ex Mondial du Bâtiment / Batimat)
  • Dates: 28 September – 1 October 2026
  • Venue: Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, Paris
  • Stand builder: Adam Expo Stand — free 3D design in 24h, in-house production in Spain, pricing from €120/m²
  • Contact: +34 697 715 015 · [email protected]

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