About T3 Systems

T3 Systems is a global leader in modular display and exhibition stand solutions, providing tool-free, reconfigurable frameworks for the live event, retail, and brand activation industries. For over 20 years, T3 has empowered designers, agencies, and exhibitors to build smarter, faster, and more sustainably — without compromising on creativity or finish.

Designed and manufactured in the UK, the T3 modular framework combines lightweight aluminium profiles with a unique twist-lock connection, allowing structures of any size to be assembled quickly, without tools or specialist labour. Every stand can be reused, reconfigured, and repurposed across multiple projects — reducing waste, transport costs, and carbon footprint.

Sustainability and Innovation

As part of its commitment to sustainable exhibition design, T3 Systems prioritises circular production, eco-friendly materials, and local manufacturing. The company reuses packaging, minimises shipping distances through its European production hub, and actively supports partners in implementing low-impact, reusable exhibition systems that meet modern environmental standards.

T3’s products — including T3 Frame, T3 Affinity, T3 Litebox, and T3 Wandlite — are designed for longevity, flexibility, and creative freedom, supporting clients such as L’Oréal, IKEA, and IGEM – The World Expo of Synthetic Biology.
T3 also works closely with Bray Leino on the UK Pavilion at Expo Osaka, as well as numerous other global activations where modularity, speed, and sustainability are essential.

Global Reach

With design and support teams in the UK and France, and a reseller and distributor network spanning more than 40 countries, T3 Systems delivers consistent quality and technical support wherever events take place.

The recent opening of T3 Display Systems France marks an important milestone in expanding European operations — providing faster delivery, local expertise, and reduced emissions for mainland clients.

This network also enables partners to operate without Brexit-related administrative barriers, avoiding the need for work visas or carnet paperwork when managing projects across Europe — ensuring seamless collaboration from concept to installation.