Swiss Display Expands Pop-Up Canopy Range for Market Vendors

Swiss Display GmbH, a German company founded in 1999 and registered as a GmbH since 2005/2006 with the Luebeck Local Court (HRB 6905 HJ), has expanded its product line to cater to the specific needs of market vendors and event organizers. The company offers two series of pop-up canopies: the Premium series, designed for 10 to 30 uses per year, and the Pro series, which features 50 mm hexagonal legs and is suitable for more than 30 uses per year. The Pro series is recommended for weekly market use.

For vendors setting up their stalls frequently, Swiss Display emphasizes the importance of choosing a canopy based on its durability rather than its initial cost.

Pop-up canopies are essential tools for market stalls and events, but their stability and functionality depend on proper setup and maintenance. On market squares, where ground pegs cannot be used, each leg of the canopy must be secured with weights. The side walls, which protect goods and staff from wind and rain, can increase the canopy’s exposed surface area to the wind. Swiss Display recommends that vendors remove the side walls when a storm is approaching and take down the canopy in strong winds to ensure safety.

At Christmas markets, where canopies may stand for several weeks, Swiss Display stresses the importance of using sealed seams and a water-repellent canopy fabric. Snow should not be left on the roof, as pop-up canopies are not designed for snow loads. Lighting and heaters must be chosen carefully to suit the fabric and the structure and should be agreed upon with the event organizer.

For businesses looking to enhance their market presence, Swiss Display offers printed canopies that can be fully printed. This feature helps regular customers find the stand quickly, even at markets with changing pitches. The company supplies pop-up canopies in sizes ranging from 2 x 2 to 6 x 6 meters, catering to a wide range of needs.

Swiss Display GmbH, based in Dassendorf near Hamburg, serves more than 5,800 business customers, including well-known companies such as Mercedes-Benz, Lexus, Nintendo, NDR, and Deutsche Telekom. Its main market is Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, and it delivers worldwide. The company does not rent out pavilions and supplies business customers exclusively.