D-Wall was created in response to the need for a quick, inexpensive, lightweight and durable display system. Its rapid-fire assembly and portability make it an ideal choice for trade shows (a box of six segments unfold into the display, and can easily be carried by one person.)
D-Wall's durability also makes it an ideal candidate for longer term displays. And because of its translucency, it is possible to illuminate segments from behind to attract additional attention.
D-Wall is constructed of a fluted twin-wall material that produces strength and rigidity at a lower weight, and that can be recycled at the end of its useful life. Its semi-translucent panels provide a naturally-lit canvas for graphics, eliminating the need for further lighting. The simple design lowers manufacturing costs, making D-wall very affordable.
The system is made up of 4’-0" wide x 7'-0" tall x 14” deep segments that connect into a walk around system measuring up to 15'-0" x 7’-0" x 14” in size. Without the need for tools or added fasteners, the modular wall can be quickly assembled or disassembled into its own 41” x 35” x 6” portfolio case. One person can easily carry a portfilio case containing six D-wall segments.
D-Wall was a product winner for the sixth annual Canadian Interiors Magazine – “Best of Canada” Design Competition which promotes the talents, skills, and creativity of Canadian designers. Awards were presented on September 19, 2003 at the Design Exchange in Toronto, and featured in a four week long exhibition on the main floor of the Design Exchange. D-wall was also featured in the July/August issue of Canadian Interiors.
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