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Join this live webinar hosted by Re-board and go behind the scenes of large-scale retail production to see what it really takes to deliver, where things get difficult, and how the best in the business make it work. What you’ll learn 🏗️ What retail production really involves When a project scales from a small batch to a full retail rollout. Learn what changes, what you need in place, and what it really takes to deliver. ⚠️ Where things get difficult An honest look at where you have to compromise on cost, speed, quality or sustainability in order to navigate it. 📦 Materials and efficiency at scale How early material choices impact production success, what makes a material truly fit for scale, and how logistics shape the way you produce. Meet the participants A frank, experience-driven conversation about making retail production work in the real world. Andy Davis (Guest) Structural Development Manager, The Bernard Group Andy brings hands-on experience from large-scale retail production — the projects, the problems and the lessons learned. He'll share what it really takes to deliver at scale, including the moments where things didn't go as planned. Ali Khalili (Host) CEO, Re-board Ali leads the conversation as host and interviewer, guiding the discussion with practical questions and real-world focus. The goal is a relaxed, honest dialogue that gives you insights you can actually use — not a presentation or sales pitch. Who should attend? For you who are looking to take on larger, more complex retail production. Print business owners & CEOs Production, operations or business development leaders Printers exploring retail and display production at scale

Watch this webinar hosted by Re-board and learn what Re-board Air is, when to use it, and how it performs in real-world retail, POS and display applications. What you’ll discover 🎯 Know when to use Air When you need practical guidance on where Re-board Air fits best – and when other options make more sense. 💡 Ask the experts When you want clear, honest answers about Re-board Air, applications, limitations and real-world use cases. ✌️ Use it in practice When you want concrete examples and insights you can apply immediately in retail, POS and display projects. Meet the hosts In this webinar, Ali Khalili, CEO of Re-board, and Hannah Herron, Head of Global Sales, introduce Re-board Air and show how it’s used in real-world retail, event and display applications. Hannah Herron Head of Global Sales, Re-board Hannah brings a commercial, real-world perspective to the conversation, drawing on her international B2B experience and close work with customers across retail, display and production. She shares practical insights on how Re-board Air is used globally, when it makes sense to choose it, and what customers value most in real applications. Ali Khalili (Host) CEO, Re-board Ali leads the conversation as host and interviewer, guiding the discussion with practical questions and real-world focus. The goal is a relaxed, honest dialogue that gives you insights you can actually use — not a presentation or sales pitch. Who should attend? If you want maximum visual effect with minimal effort – this webinar is for you. Printers. Brand owners and retailers. Agencies and display producers working with signage, POS and temporary campaigns.

Join this webinar hosted by Re-board for an honest, experience-driven conversation with designer and engineer Maximilian Hansen — covering structural design thinking, what paper-based materials can actually do, and how to navigate the gap between a client's brief and a genuinely great result. What you’ll learn Why geometry is the real barrier in structural design Most structures are boxes - and there's a reason for that. Max breaks down how conventional thinking limits what designers build, and what it takes to move into free-form and parametric design. How to handle clients, budgets and difficult briefs An honest look at navigating the gap between a client's brief and a genuinely great result — including when the right move is simply to walk away. What paper-based materials can actually do From self-supporting structures and rapid prototyping to complex curved forms and overhead installations — the practical capabilities most people haven't fully explored. Meet the participants A frank, experience-driven conversation about structural design, creative process and what it really takes to push paper-based materials past the expected. Maximilian Hansen (Guest) Designer & Engineer, Nordwerk Design Max approaches structural paper design from an engineering perspective — always asking how far the material can be pushed, and how to make it work in the real world. With 15 years of building large-scale, self-supporting paper structures for clients across Europe and North America, he brings both technical depth and hard-won practical insight. Ali Khalili (Host) CEO, Re-board Ali leads the conversation as host and interviewer, guiding the discussion with practical questions and real-world focus. The goal is a relaxed, honest dialogue that gives you insights you can actually use — not a presentation or sales pitch. Who should attend? For you who work with - or want to work with - structural paper-based materials at a higher creative and technical level. Structural designers and display producers Print businesses looking to expand into more complex, high-impact builds Anyone curious about what paper-based materials can actually do

BRIEF Premium beauty retailer Sephora joined with over 30 award-winning cosmetic brands to hold an exclusive media and influencer-only event. Invite-only attendees were able to preview exciting upcoming products. The challenge was to produce creative designs and manage the installation of over 30 branded booths on a tight deadline. As Sephora needed to display 37 unique international brands that operate on different continents, the process of managing the design briefs naturally took longer than usual. This left a shorter production time. WHY NEXT PRINTING CHOSE RE-BOARD® Lightweight Quick and easy to set up and take down Potential to be reused for the client’s next event Timesaving in all aspects: design, production, transport Romeo from Next Printing says: “We aren’t just competing with cardboard anymore – we’re also taking on traditional MDF. Not many players on the market use paperboard to build a structure. It is often only used for display purposes. That’s why Re-board® is so unique. It offers an eco-friendly, lightweight and easy to build solution.” DELIVERY The design process was intensely collaborative. Event management studio The Make Haus provided Next Printing with a framework of the style guide, reference images and the purpose of the displays. For more than 5 years, Next Printing has had an internal industrial designer working with Reboard ®. Therefore, they could offer an extremely effective and efficient solution. This designer came up with 3D renderings and solutions to bring the ideas to life. This allowed them to build stands to the brands’ unique requirements. Delivered on the day: Event setup and clear up. Product showcase booths for 32 different brands. 5 premium custom-built stands Innovative TV wall built without a TV stand – the Re-board® structure supported the 65” TV fully. 3x3 metre cubes with downlights – designed so that 3 people can fully assemble them within an hour. Zigzag wall – designed so that 2 people can fully assemble it within 15 minutes. Next Printing produced 37 eco-friendly booths and stands, all with varying, customised, creative design. Using Re-board®, they delivered unique and complex builds which exemplified every element of the premium Sephora brand. In addition, they created custom-built rigid storage boxes to protect the assets from damage during transport. This effective solution allowed for the assets to be reused at future events. RESULT: As Re-board® is lightweight, Next Printing were able to construct and clear up the stands in record time, saving time and money. The client was thrilled with the result and the option to reuse assets at future events. 37 different stands and booths Set up by 6 people in under 8 hours Taken down by 4 people in under 4 hours 70% of assets reused for the next event 30% recycled as paper Next Printing was able to pull off this event within a tight turnaround time of less than 3 weeks. Both Sephora and The Make Haus were extremely happy with the outcome. Thanks to our printer partner’s creative use of Re-board®, Sephora was able to host their premium event within the required timeframe and budget. More than 100 guests interacted with the impressive displays at Sydney’s Overseas Passenger Terminal, resulting in incredible media coverage. The project successfully challenged the traditional methods of building with MDF and timber, demonstrating what can be achieved with innovative, sustainable materials.

Retail Fit-Out at Its Best Next Printing in Australia did an incredible fit-out in conjunction with the launch of the Barbie Movie in July 2023 at Grill’d The Galeries’ Sydney location as Barbie’s Dreamburger Diner. Re-board® was the main material in this project. As an engineered paper-based board with the strength of MDF, it was a smart choice for a temporary fit-out that would need to withstand 5-weeks in a high-traffic restaurant environment. Along with Re-board®, Next Printing used a range of other print materials to further transform windows, floors, tables and columns inside the space. BEFORE There were some significant challenges that Next Printing faced during the design phase of this transformation. Initial site checks showed that many of the existing timber booth structures to be clad with Re-board® were not perfectly square, a major consideration during the industrial design process. And to add more pressure, the entire re-fit needed to be completed in one night. After BEFORE For production purposes, Next Printing divided the project into 10 jobs corresponding with the main areas to be updated. Treating these as individual mini projects, allowed for quicker approvals and movement through production. The items were then packed by area for speedy allocation and unpacking on-site. AFTER Utilizing a team of six experienced installers and approximately 90 Sheets of Re-board® along with other substrates, Next Printing assembled and built a variety of custom structures on site. Some items (for example the main Dreamburger entry feature) were pre-built prior to installation and transported to site to expedite the build. Check out more details around the case study on the Next Printing blog: https://www.next-printing.com/blog/barbie-at-grilld-case-study/

The challenge Dole Nordic needed a lightweight, sustainable, and reusable exhibition stand to showcase its concept “Chef’s cut” – No waste, just taste! at food industry trade shows in Sweden and Denmark. The key requirements were: Minimize transport volume and CO2 footprint Flexible design that can be adapted and reused Integrated lighting to create an inviting atmosphere

The challenge Igarashi Seihako, a leading Japanese design company, needed a sustainable, modular, and reusable exhibition concept for the NEWNORMALNEWSTANDARD4 showcase at Salone del Mobile 2024 in Milan. The design had to be: Lightweight and easy to transport internationally Visually striking to highlight material innovation Reusable across multiple locations without compromising quality The solution Re-board® was selected as the ideal material due to its strength, versatility, and recyclability. The exhibition stand was entirely constructed from Re-board, processed in Japan and then shipped to Italy for assembly. The modular design allowed it to be disassembled and reused for exhibitions in Tokyo and Osaka. Kasaneru means "stacking" in Japanese - a concept that inspired both the design and philosophy of the installation. The exhibition highlighted the layered structure of Re-board®, creating a striking stacked effect that showcased the material’s strength and lightweight properties. One key feature of the project was the "Kasaneru" stool, developed in collaboration with product designers. The structure demonstrated how Re-board can be both functional and artistic, offering a unique, layered aesthetic. The installation also incorporated ArakawaGrip wire suspension fixtures, enabling a floating effect that showcased Re-board® in an innovative way. By cutting the edges at an angle, the exposed Re-board® core became a key design element, adding depth and texture. The result A 100% reusable exhibition stand: Successfully used in Milan, then repurposed for Tokyo and Osaka. Sustainable and circular design: Reduced material waste while maintaining high-impact visuals. Enhanced brand storytelling: The floating display concept and stacked elements highlighted Re-board’s unique structure and recyclability. References: https://newnormalnew.com