Kiosks for plazas, fairs and residential developments

In a shopping plaza a kiosk can be a tenant’s point of sale, an information desk or a service booth. At the entrance of a residential development it works as a reception or guard booth. At a fair, as a food stand or a brand stand.

Each use calls for a different layout: counter at the front or on two sides, room for equipment, side or rear door. We solve it in the 3D model before fabrication.

The kiosk is painted in the colour you choose and can carry your logo or phrase laser-cut. Pierced panels in a Seagram design (Cayena, Palms or Taíno) or your own shade the vendor and make the kiosk visible from afar.

For a plaza developer, a series of identical kiosks organises temporary points of sale and gives the walkways a uniform image.

Food stands need light, sockets for equipment and surfaces that are easy to clean. The electrical installation is set for your project, and the panel is assembled on our electrical assembly line. The counter can have a top in whatever material your operation calls for.

We laser-cut the parts and panels, weld and assemble the frame, roof and counter, paint it and install it on site with our own crew. Every kiosk carries its QR-code plate, with the date of manufacture and the warranty.

To get a quote, send us the use, the approximate size and a photo of the place. We send a clear price, with what it includes and the delivery time.

A makeshift fair booth is put up and taken down until it breaks. A metal kiosk painted in the plant stands years of use, can be repainted with a new tenant’s image and, if its fixing allows, moved within the plaza when the layout of the points of sale changes.