Stand builder for FIMA: what building at Spain's largest farm machinery fair demands
FIMA fills Feria de Zaragoza with tractors, combines, implements and irrigation systems that arrive on low-loaders and are placed by crane. The builder works at two scales at once: the floor, calculated and reinforced for each machine, and the hall, where the brand has to be seen above a four-metre combine. Towers, gantries and large-format graphics are the only way to exist here.
It is also a long show — five days and tens of thousands of trade visitors who sit down to negotiate. Stands that work at FIMA have a clear display floor and serious hospitality — sometimes on a second level — with bar, tables and storage built to last the whole run.
Stand builder for FIMA: how your stand is built
- Survey. Plot measurements, clear height, crane access and the weight and size of each machine.
- Engineering and 3D prototype. Floors, tall structures, services and cutting list resolved before anything is cut.
- Manufacturing and pre-assembly in our workshop. Adjustments happen here, not between low-loaders in the hall.
- Installation sequenced with the machinery. Our team builds the structure, makes way for the crane and closes the stand around the machines, finished 24 h before opening.
- Dismantling and storage. FIMA is biennial; we keep the reusable structure and renew only the graphics.
Stand builder for FIMA: and for the rest of Feria de Zaragoza
The same workshop builds for the whole venue calendar: SMOPYC, SMAGUA and FIGAN. The event page — dates, sectors and the full design-and-build service — is at stands for FIMA, and the city service at stand builder in Zaragoza.