Elite « Laarhoven Design

Product Info

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Strength. Beauty. Flexibility. Economy.

On the surface, warm woods, glowing back-lits, sweeping canopies, and softly curved counters demand attention. Underneath, Elite’s strengths lie in its lightweight, locked aluminum framing system, puncture resistant laminate, and your ability to setup, dismantle and reconfigure without tools. It’s the “custom” solution that’s dramatically less expensive to store, ship, and assemble.

Elite is a frameless, modular panel system that is completely custom designed and tailored to the individual clients’ needs. Elite is the premiere exhibit choice for clients worldwide.

Features

Unlimited design flexibility
Exceptionally strong, lightweight structure
Easy to reconfigure

Designed to impress. Built to last. Elite is a pacesetting custom modular system that satisfies the demand for individualized architecture, improved economy, and practical reconfiguration options.

Elite exhibits are created from a large library of panel shapes, sizes, and finishes. They gain their rock-solid strength from a locked aluminum frame, honeycomb infill, a pressure-laminated subfinish, and a strong, simple fastening system.

Anything that can be done with full-custom, design-and-build architecture can be accomplished with Elite Compared to traditional custom solutions, Elite’s lightweight structure and user-friendly assembly make it dramatically less expensive to store, ship, and install.

Fabric canopies, computer work stations, and a graphic-intensive conference area create a high-impact selling environment.	Elite’s design flexibility assures that key elements are incorporated into your exhibit reconfigurations.
Plasma-screen monitors, open design, and innovative truss accents produce an inviting, high-tech exhibit.	Strategically placed fabric banners and back-lit pierced logo treatments on 16-foot towers highlight brand identity from across the show floor.

Terminology

Standard Flat Panel

Standard Flat Panels are constructed of an aluminum frame and honeycomb infill and can be covered with a combination of fabric(s) and/or laminates(s) on both sides.

Custom Panel

Any flat panel that is not a standard size in width and/or height.

MDF Panel

Any panel whose standard honeycomb infill is replaced with wood.

Slatwall Panel

Any flat panel whose standard honeycomb infill is replaced with wood slatwall.

“C” Panel

Refers to any flat panel with two integrated 90 degree or 120 degree corners, both facing the same direction.

“Z” Panel

Refers to any flat panel with two integrated 90 degree or 120 degree corners, each facing the opposite direction.

“L” Panel

Refers to any flat panel with one integrated 90 degree or 120 degree corner.

Graphic Panel

A frame that encapsulates a graphic that may be backlit.

Window Panel

A frame that encapsulates translucent plex and is usually used in showcase applications.

Extruded Rounds

Refers to rounded connecting corners of 60 degrees, 90 degrees and 120 degrees.

Extruded Corners

Refers to all extruded connecting pieces other than the three extruded rounds.

Extruded Finish Ends

Used to finish the edge of a panel at the end of the exhibit.

Quarter Rounds

Available in 12″ or 23″ radius curve. Four curves make a full circle.

Eight Rounds

Available in 32″ or 57″ radius curve. Eight curves make a full circle.

Pins

Colored pins used to connect two adjacent panels and/or corners together.

Red Pin: Used to connect Elite extrusion at the floor.
Blue Pin: Used to connect Elite extrusion side to side and level to level.
White (Grey) Pin: Used to connect Elite extrusion at the top of the exhibit.
This pin is shorter so it is not seen sticking up above the panels.
Yellow Pin: Used when one vertical extrusion is longer than the vertical extrusion next to it. Connects side to side and level to level the same as the blue pin.

Spec Fee

Fee charged for producing exact specification (to the millimeter) for any custom panel width and/or height.

Backlit Graphics and Lighting

Elite offers virtually unlimited use of Backlit headers, images, and text panels. Direct and indirect lighting effects add drama to your presentation.