One of the biggest attractions of our Fair is undoubtedly our “Contract Zone”. With a modern, functional and eye-catching design, and located in a privileged location within the exhibition centre, these premium showcases are the best tool to attract all eyes and catch all our professional visitors’ attention. A real asset for your company.
The commitment made by the FMY, together with its alliances, contributes to the anchoring of our products and services, both in small and large furnishings. We are talking about the Contract Sector, that is, the decoration, interior design and furnishing of spaces such as embassies, hotels, banks, official buildings, premises, restaurants, cafeterias, hospitals and nursing homes, among others.
Space
You will have at your disposal an exhibition space of 10 modules (5 x 5,5 outside), with an additional work area (4×2,5) equipped with chairs and table. The interior exhibition space is approximately 4,30×3,5.
Location
Our “Contract Zone” will be located in the first zone of the exhibition. It will be the first thing our visitors will see when they access the exhibition area.
Visitor's profile
Our Fair is visited in each edition by hotel companies, decoration and interior design studios, independent professionals or studios specialised in the design of decoration projects. Also architects who, on occasions, are responsible for the hotel facility projects, independent or constituted as a company, who work together with decorators.
Furniture, timber and related industry manufacturers exhibit at our Fair, and you can find bedrooms, tables and chairs, outdoor furniture, upholstered furniture, lighting, wall and floor coverings, textiles, rest and relaxation, decoration, bathrooms, etc.
We give your company the possibility of sharing exhibition space with other related companies to enhance the offer to the professionals who visit your stands.
The aim of our ``Contract Zone`` is that you can recreate hotel rooms, bathrooms, gardens, meeting rooms or reception areas, all perfectly equipped.
