The Structure


The FLAPP-frame consists of two profile frames connected by hinges.
Rear foot elements can be folded out and locked into place for setup. Sturdy, adjustable, large outdoor feet allow for setup even on uneven surfaces.
These can alternatively be replaced with casters.

The entire frame features a circumferential groove on the inside for attachment. Additionally, the frame has magnetic points in the upper and lower sections as part
of a patented mounting system, which enables tool-free installation of boards for branding and graphics.

Unique: These panels are attached as a second layer to the actual frame and are interchangeable, allowing for quick and easy changes of branding or graphics.

Transport & Weight


For easy transport, the front panels can be unhooked and the frame
elements folded together. This creates a compact, portable format.

The Material


The entire FLAPP-frame module is made of aluminum.
This ensures the lowest possible transport weight.

The Mountings


On the front, the FLAPP-frame can be flexibly equipped with
interchangeable boards in the upper branding and lower graphic areas.

The highlight: A circumferential, internal groove in the frame accommodates
a wide variety of mountings, such as hooks, shelving rods, or display rods.

Setup Options


When freestanding, the FLAPP-frame is tilted 10° backward in the room.
At the rear, it is supported by fold-out foot elements.
This places the center of gravity behind the display surface, eliminating
the need for foot elements that protrude forward or additional weights.

When used in combination as a column, corner unit, folding screen, or
mounted on walls or in tents — the FLAPP-frame can also be set up vertically;
the rear foot elements remain folded in.

In this configuration, the frame elements can also be used on both sides
and set up in the center of the room!

Ease of Repair


All elements of the FLAPP-frame are bolted together, so that in the event of damage, individual components can be replaced without having to replace the entire frame.