What is the main focus of PRANCE’s indoor booth at the Canton Fair?

The indoor booth is intentionally curated to highlight PRANCE’s aluminum ceiling and wall systems, technical innovation, and design leadership for commercial spaces. Instead of relying solely on large installed displays, the indoor space concentrates on sample walls, finish boards, cross-sections, acoustic mockups, and digital content (renderings, BIM previews, and technical animations) that explain system performance in airports, malls, offices, and public buildings. The booth emphasizes how our products solve common design challenges — acoustics, integration of lighting and HVAC, concealed suspension systems, and seamless façade transitions — while also showcasing finish options and architectural details that influence aesthetics. Our technical staff deliver short, focused demonstrations and explain specification pathways so architects and contractors understand how to include PRANCE systems in tender documents. The indoor environment is optimized for detailed conversations where lighting, finish colors, and sample textures can be reviewed up close, for discussing compliance with local standards, and for exploring integration with building services. This indoor setup makes it efficient for design professionals to evaluate system compatibility and request project-specific configurations.