NETHERLAND, Netherland – 22nd July 2026 – Stand On Floor reports that Stand-On by ABC Display was identified as the number-one exhibition flooring solution in a syndicated March 10, 2026 announcement reporting the results of an independent survey attributed to UFI.
The reported recognition highlighted a modular raised floor system that combines tool-free installation, substantial load capacity, concealed cable routing and integrated lighting options. The system was described in the syndicated coverage as a number-one performer after assessment across criteria including installation speed, durability, design quality, safety and long-term value. The published coverage cited respondents who emphasized the product’s modular construction, reusability, consistent presentation surface and practical installation process.
Stand-On is built from 50 × 50 cm tiles that connect without screws, glue or specialist tools, creating a low-profile raised platform approximately three centimetres high. The base system provides a technical void beneath the walking surface for power, data and audiovisual routing and includes perimeter profiles that support accessible transitions and sloping edges. The modular format allows upper finishes such as carpet, laminate, PVC-type materials, printed panels or transparent cover plates to be installed over a reusable structural base.
Performance specifications published alongside the product description state that each tile can support up to 900 kilograms, yielding a system capacity of up to 3,600 kilograms per square metre when loads are distributed across multiple tiles under the stated conditions. That loading characteristic has been presented as a reason the product is used for heavier displays, including automotive presentations and showrooms, while the vendor cautions that specific point loads and narrow support feet require individual review.
The tool-free connection method removes measuring, sawing, drilling and permanent fastening from many stand build workflows by enabling installers to place tiles and secure them with integrated connectors. Modules are designed to be dismantled and stacked compactly for transport and storage. The 50 × 50 cm tile format also supports reconfiguration: a 25 m² platform typically uses approximately 100 tiles while a 50 m² platform uses approximately 200 tiles, allowing inventories to be adjusted between different stand sizes and projects.
Integrated cable routing and support for LED lighting were singled out in the reported coverage as practical features that change fixture placement options and presentation planning. Cable routes beneath the surface permit screens, presentation counters and illuminated walls to be positioned without relying on taped cable covers, and floor-perimeter LED profiles enable lighting to be incorporated into the booth boundary or product zones. The vendor currently lists 22 standard designs alongside custom-printed and transparent options for surface graphics and finishes.
The syndicated articles and related coverage that reported the March result did not publish the survey questionnaire, full ranking table, respondent count or a direct link to an official UFI research report. Stand On Floor’s statement of the result therefore describes the outcome as a reported survey result attributed to UFI rather than as a formally documented UFI award with publicly available judging materials. The coverage noted that the product has been marketed to international exhibition markets since 2018 and that the system is used in more than 60 countries through a partner and reseller network.
Operational details emphasized in the reporting include compact stacking for transport, standardized inventory counting, modular edge components for consistent transitions, and an expected service life dependent on handling, maintenance and project conditions. The combination of modularity, load capacity, cable management, lighting compatibility and interchangeable finishes was presented in the coverage as the rationale behind the survey result and the system’s placement within exhibition stand infrastructure.
About Stand On Floor
Stand On Floor is the company associated with the Stand-On modular raised exposition floor system. The company markets a tile-based platform designed for repeated installation, cable management and integrated presentation finishes for exhibition stands. Stand On Floor supports a partner and reseller distribution network and supplies modular floor components intended for professional reuse and reconfiguration.
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