De Boer Structures (UK), based on the Buckingham Road Industrial Estate, has filled the grounds of the Royal Hospital in Chelsea with more than 12,000 sq m of temporary space for this week's Decorex International event. More than 10,000 visitors are expected to attend the interior design exhibition, and organisers are committed to a further three years with De Boer.

Structures will remain in place for the forthcoming Art London exhibition, running from October 2 to October 6.
De Boer's sales director for events, John Cochrane, said: "It's great to be back at Chelsea and have a commitment for a further three years from Decorex."

Decorex event director Caroline Lawson-Dick said: "The whole De Boer team are fantastic; they're on time every time, and very flexible if we want last-minute changes."

The firm is very familiar with the Royal Hospital as it is the home of one of its biggest contracts – the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Components to create two massive temporary halls, measuring 50m by 120m and 50m by 115m, were lifted into a position overlooking the Thames by a 100-tonne crane.

Established in 1924 and based in The Netherlands, De Boer today employs more than 350 full-time staff and has offices throughout Europe and in the Middle East, as well as representation in the US.
Visit the website www.deboer.com for details.

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