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Core Panel

Hollow-Core Panels

The building block of the entire system — engineered to your exact dimensions.

The hollow-core panel is the heart of everything Pan.door.a builds. Two rigid outer skins are bonded to a lightweight core and a solid perimeter frame — the flat surface and strength of a solid board at a fraction of the weight.

Because we manufacture in-house, there are no fixed formats: panels are produced to any width, height and thickness, and stay flexible for last-minute cut-outs, openings and shaping without losing rigidity.

This is what matters most on the show floor: it weighs almost nothing, it goes up fast, and treated well it survives 4–5 shows or more. You don't throw the stand away at the end — you take it home and save on every event that follows.

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Core Panel

Laminated Panels

All the lightness of a tamburato, sealed under a hard-wearing laminate face.

The same lightweight hollow-core construction, finished with a laminate facing bonded to the outer skin. A ready-to-install panel with a tough, decorative surface that resists scuffs and handling between shows.

Laminate comes in solid colors, wood-grains, stone looks and textures — so the panel arrives on-brand, with no on-site painting.

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Structure

Stand Structures

The skeleton of the stand — any structure your design needs, in wood.

Beyond the panels we build every kind of wooden structure a stand requires: uprights, portals, beams, backwalls and supports, engineered around your layout to carry panels, lighting and graphics cleanly.

Everything is designed as a coordinated system, so structures, panels, doors and platforms fit together predictably on the floor.

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Structure

Low Walls (Muretti)

Rigid, screw-linked walls built to carry real hanging weight.

Muretti are stood up side by side, exactly like tamburato panels — but they are built to be rigid. Where a standard panel can't take the weight, a run of low walls can.

On each piece the MDF skin overhangs the core slightly on the top and bottom face. Align two muretti and a channel is left between them: a wooden upright the full height of the wall drops into that channel and is screwed from the inside. The two pieces are locked together, and you move on to the next.

They are used above all at Salone del Mobile, where exhibitors hang complete furniture and other heavy objects off the walls. To make the run self-supporting, always build at least one corner — a straight line of muretti on its own will fall.

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Curved

Curved Panels

Soft radii and flowing walls, without the weight.

Curved panels let a stand break away from straight lines. A flexible skin is formed over a curved frame to hold a precise, repeatable radius — rounded corners, sweeping walls, curved reception fronts.

Still a hollow-core build, so the curve stays light and can be finished like any other panel.

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Mirror

Mirror Panels

The look of mirror, without the weight or risk of glass.

Mirror panels are hollow-core panels surfaced with a high-reflectivity mirror film rather than glass. The film gives a clean, bright reflection while keeping the panel light and safe to transport and install.

With no glass they're far lighter, shatter-resistant, and can be produced in large formats and even curved.

Note: the exact film type and effect — flat, tinted or a specific reflectivity — is specified per project. Tell us the look you want and we match the film.

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Mirror

Folding Mirror Columns

A reflective statement piece that folds flat to travel.

Folding mirror columns are freestanding vertical features surfaced with mirror film. Hinged segments let the column fold down for compact transport, then open out on-site into a full mirrored column.

They add height, light and a sense of space, and pack away efficiently between events.

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Special

Electric Panels

A ready-made cable run, built straight down the middle.

The electric panel has a hole running exactly through its centre, from top to bottom. Cables pass through it easily — power, data or lighting — with no need to drill or open the panel on site.

Everything is pre-engineered to speed the build: the run is already there, so wiring a lit backdrop, a monitor or a powered display is fast and clean, with nothing visible on the surface.

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Special

Display Panels (Mostra)

The panel you can nail, screw and hang anything on.

Unlike a classic tamburato — hollow inside, so it won't hold a fixing — the display panel (pannello mostra) has a continuous MDF sheet running through its core. That solid centre lets you drive nails and screws anywhere on the face and fix objects securely.

It's built for hanging: pictures, TVs and monitors, shelves and brackets go straight onto the panel — no backing plates or pre-planned fixing points needed.

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Overhead

Ceiling Panels (Cielini)

Close the top of the stand for a finished, premium interior.

Ceiling panels — cielini — are suspended above the stand to close it off overhead, creating an enclosed, finished interior with a more intimate, premium feel.

They conceal rigging and lighting, and can run as a continuous surface or a grid depending on the design.

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Décor

Planters (Fioriere)

Greenery that matches the rest of the build.

Planters, or fioriere, soften a stand with greenery while keeping everything on-brand. Built and finished to match the panels and furniture, they double as subtle dividers and accents.

Made in the same finishing range, they blend into the overall design.

On site they are filled in three steps: a liner sheet goes in first, then the soil, then the flowers. The result looks genuinely beautiful and lifts the whole stand.

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Doors

Stand Doors

Doors that disappear into the wall — or stand out, your call.

Stand doors are hollow-core doors built to integrate with the panel system. Raw for on-site finishing or pre-laminated to match, they pair seamlessly with surrounding panels — flush into a wall, or defined as a feature.

Used for storerooms, back-of-house, meeting rooms and lockable areas, in the same light, reusable construction.

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Special

Panic Exit Door

A real emergency exit, inside a modular hollow-core door case.

When a stand has an enclosed room, a store or a meeting space, it needs an exit that opens on a push — no keys, no thinking. The Pan.door.a panic door is a modular double-leaf case with a horizontal push bar on both leaves and push-to-open action on each.

The case assembles and knocks down like the rest of the system: hollow-core construction, 40 mm leaf thickness, 1180 mm clear opening within a 1400 mm overall width. Leaf height is 2100 mm, with an over-panel taking the assembly up to 4000 mm.

It finishes like any other panel on the stand — raw, laminated or veneered — so the escape route disappears into the wall instead of interrupting it.

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Flooring

Tiles (Quadrotte)

A modular tile system — any footprint, any RAL.

Quadrotte are modular square tiles for flooring and surfacing. Their repeatable format lays out quickly and adapts to almost any footprint, with a consistent finished look across the floor.

They can be finished in any RAL colour you request — and being modular they're easy to transport, quick to install and simple to reconfigure between shows.

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Flooring

Platforms (Pedane)

A dead-level base, whatever the hall floor is doing.

Platforms (pedane) give the stand a flat, level base. Adjustable steel feet under each module screw up or down to correct an uneven or out-of-level hall floor, so the finished deck comes out perfectly straight even where the ground is not.

They come as modules — 1×1 m, 0.5×1 m and 0.5×0.5 m — and can just as easily be made to measure for any footprint.

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Furniture

Cabinets (Mobiletti)

Flat-packed, feather-light, assembled in minutes.

The cabinet is designed as a self-assembly unit: it ships flat in a handful of parts and goes together by hand in minutes — no heavy equipment, no specialist crew. It was designed specifically for trade shows, where build time and shipping weight are what count.

The light weight comes from hollow-core construction: a timber perimeter frame with a honeycomb core, closed with finish skins. The result is a rigid, stable cabinet at a fraction of the weight of a solid panel — easy to move, store and reuse show after show.

Configure it with doors, shelves and locks as needed, finished to match the panels and desk for concealed, on-brand storage.

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Furniture

Reception Desks

The welcome point of the stand — and its signature piece.

Reception desks and counters are the welcome point of the stand and often its signature piece. Made entirely to your design, they carry branding on the front, provide a working surface and storage behind.

Built and finished in the same system as the panels, so the desk feels like a seamless part of the whole.

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