Reboard tunnel
A passageway through which visitors walk, with your sculpture to their left, right and above their heads.
A gateway marking the entrance to your stand or hall.
A leaflet that’s on display for one day and then ends up in the waste paper bin.
In brief
- Indoors or outdoors
- Inside
- Thickness or weight
- 5/10/16 mm / 10/16/25 mm
- Largest single-piece size
- 1600 by 3000 mm
- PVC-free
- Yes
- Ecoscore
- 5 out of 5
- Placement
- On request, we will install
- Available to order from
- From 1 item in the ordering module
The EcoScore is our own assessment of the material’s environmental footprint, on a scale of 1 to 5. It says nothing about the quality, and the material must be recycled under the right conditions.
Order a Reboard tunnel
You’ll be taken straight to the calculation module, where you can enter the size and quantity yourself and see the price straight away.
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Orders are placed via printvis.be, our own ordering system. There, you can calculate the price based on your chosen size and quantity. You create your own design using the editor within the system, so you do not need to provide a print-ready file.
Frequently asked questions about reboard tunnel
Will a cardboard tunnel actually stay standing?
The rigidity comes from the honeycomb structure within the panel, not from its thickness alone. As a result, a vertical side wall supports the upper section of the passageway. Our technical data sheets do not specify exactly how much weight or thrust the structure can withstand. Visitors walking through it must therefore not hang onto it, and that is never the intention with a temporary passageway.
Can the tunnel be set up outside, for example as an entrance to the tent?
No. Reboard is designed for indoor use. When it rains, the cardboard absorbs moisture and loses its rigidity, and the wind can also blow through the tunnel from all sides. For an outdoor entrance, you’re better off choosing a frame with fabric. We’d be happy to look at what’s best for your situation.
What should I do with the tunnel when I’ve finished?
You simply take it apart and put the cardboard in the waste paper bin. There’s no frame to return, no storage space required and no plastic waste. The material is PVC-free and has an Ecoscore of 5 out of 5.
How long can the lead time be?
You order in 1-metre modules, so you can decide for yourself whether to stick to a single-module gateway or create a proper tunnel several metres long. The modules fit together seamlessly, ensuring the image continues uninterrupted along the entire length.
What is the difference between this and a Reboard wall?
A Reboard wall is a flat panel that you place against or in front of something. The tunnel is a passageway with two side walls and a top section, which people walk through. If you’re just looking for a backdrop, go for the wall. If you want visitors to literally walk through your message, then the tunnel is the right product.
How high and how wide is the passageway?
The panels measure up to 1600 by 3000 mm, which determines the external dimensions of the structure. The exact clearance dimensions are not fixed in a standard model, so please let us know how wide and how high the passageway needs to be, and we will design the tunnel accordingly.
Will you be building the tunnel at the exhibition itself?
Our own team will arrive on site as agreed. This is often more practical for a tunnel than for a flat wall, as the top section needs to be fitted onto the two side walls in one go. Please specify where and when the installation is to take place when placing your order.
Can we have the design done?
Yes. Based on your briefing, our design team will sketch out the three panels, and the file will be checked for dimensions, bleed and cut-off lines before going to production. This check is particularly useful for a tunnel, as the image must line up correctly around the corners.
How deep can the passage be?
As deep as you add modules. In practice, three to five metres is enough to achieve the desired effect: any longer than that, and it becomes a corridor that visitors rush through rather than take the time to look around.
Will a cardboard tunnel stay standing in the hustle and bustle?
Yes, provided it’s positioned correctly. The side panels support each other via the top section, which makes the whole structure sturdier than two separate panels. We’ll assemble it for you on request, and that’ll sort it out.
Description Reboard tunnel
Do your visitors have to walk through something before they reach your stand or enter your hall? A Reboard tunnel turns that passageway itself into a medium for your message. Your image is displayed to the left, right and overhead of everyone passing through, so nobody walks past it without noticing. You order the tunnel in 1-metre modules, so you decide for yourself whether it will be a short archway or a passageway several metres long, and the modules fit together seamlessly. Creafor prints and cuts these panels in-house in Lokeren. You’ll really notice that the structure is made of honeycomb cardboard when you’re setting it up and taking it down: stiff enough to stand upright, light enough to move around, and afterwards everything can be recycled as waste paper. If you don’t need a walk-through but just a backdrop, then a reboard wall the simpler choice.
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Materials for Reboard tunnel
A passageway that you walk under
Two side walls and a top section, the latter of which is also printed, as visitors see it pass beneath them. That space above their heads is what distinguishes a tunnel from a wall.
Per module, one metre deep
You decide for yourself how deep the passageway will be. Each module is one metre long, and they fit together seamlessly.
The record
- Honeycomb board, white, in 5, 10 or 16 mm
- Panels up to 1600 by 3000 mm, side walls and top section each made from a single sheet
- Full-colour digital print
Usage
- For indoor use only – cardboard and rain don’t mix
- PVC-free, Ecoscore 5 out of 5
- On-site assembly, available on request from our team
Applications of Reboard tunnel
What a Reboard tunnel is used for
- an entrance to your exhibition stand, so that visitors actually step inside
- a temporary passageway between two conference rooms at a conference
- a tour from the reception area to the production hall during an open day
- a gate at the registration point displaying the theme of the day
- a display area in the shop where a new brand is being showcased
- a passageway that directs the public in one direction during a product presentation
- a photo opportunity that visitors can walk through
- a prop for a seminar or a staff party held indoors
Other displays
Reboard wall, Table displays, Totemdisplays, Shop displays, Counter with print and Scholarship plan.
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