Why choose PX-698

A row of wooden house-shaped frames turns one long island into a small street of coffee bars, each with its own counter, cubby shelving and colored roof panel. Visitors stroll from espresso demos to a syrup bar with stools, past merchandise racks, and end in a white lounge corner. Spotlights along every roofline keep the timber warm and the products bright. It fits distributors and group exhibitors who represent several product lines and want each one to have its own address under a single brand.

How the space works

At the tall white end wall, visitors meet your logo and step into the first gable, with its mural wall, cafe tables and counter. Moving along, each house frame holds its own zone: grinders and machines on black-fronted counters, cubby walls filled with bags and boxes, then a bright syrup bar where guests sit on stools while staff pour. Clothing racks and a round plinth handle merchandise. The far end opens into a white lounge, and staff keep stock in the enclosed room behind the end wall.

Best for

• Coffee, beverage and food-service distributors showing several partner lines at once
• Equipment makers who need working counters for live espresso or brewing demos
• Brands that sell retail goods and want shelving walls that double as product displays
• Exhibitors hosting tastings who need bar seating, cafe tables and a quiet lounge

What stands out

• Timber gable frames with spotlights on every roofline, giving each zone its own lit entrance
• Floor-to-roof cubby shelving that shows hundreds of bottles, bags or boxes in neat rows
• Enclosed storage room built into the end wall, keeping stock and cups close to the bars

Make it yours

• Give each gable a different partner brand, or run one color across all of them for a single line
• Turn one coffee counter into a tasting or training station with a back-bar screen
• Replace the merchandise racks with retail shelving and a checkout counter