Montreal Double Deck Booths & Two-Story Exhibits
Two-storey trade show booths for the Palais des congrès de Montréal and venues across Quebec. We design, engineer, build and install double decks with Quebec-sealed engineering, Canadian fire-rated materials and bilingual graphics.
- ✓Engineering sealed by an OIQ structural engineer
- ✓CAN/ULC fire-rated materials
- ✓Bilingual French and English graphics
- ✓Canadian team, no cross-border hassle
Double Deck Trade Show Booths in Montreal
A double deck booth, also called a two-storey trade show booth, multi-level exhibit or kiosque à deux étages, adds a second floor above your island space. Keep the ground floor open for demos, sampling and traffic, and move meetings, hospitality and storage upstairs. You get up to twice the usable space without renting more floor.
Müller Expo is a Canadian company, and we build double decks at the Palais des congrès de Montréal with a team that knows the building, its 22 to 30 ft ceilings and its rules. For Quebec audiences, we produce bilingual French and English graphics as part of every build. See our Montreal trade show displays page, or choose one of two ways to get started.
Top Montreal Trade Shows for Double Deck Booths
The Palais des congrès hosts major food, automotive, environmental and dental shows, along with international congresses. We build double deck and custom exhibits across Canada, including defense builds for Viasat and CAE at CANSEC in Ottawa.
SIAL Canada
North America's major agri-food show. Food brands and importers host buyer meetings upstairs above busy sampling counters.
Montreal International Auto Show
Manufacturers use two-storey builds for elevated vehicle viewing, VIP lounges and media space.
Americana
Water, waste and clean-tech companies show equipment below and meet municipal and industrial buyers above.
Journées dentaires internationales du Québec
Dental equipment and supply brands run demos below and practice-owner appointments on the deck.
International congresses
Montreal hosts major international congresses, where sponsors use double decks for hospitality and private meetings.
Past Double Deck Booths We've Built
Two-storey exhibits from our portfolio. Any of them can be adapted for your Montreal show. View the full gallery.
Double Deck Build Photos
Behind the scenes on the show floor: how a two-storey booth goes from bare concrete to open for business, usually in one to two days.
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Build photo 12Code-Compliant Montreal Two-Storey Booths: Why Experience Matters
At the Palais des congrès de Montréal, documentation for every multistorey structure must be signed and sealed by a structural engineer in good standing with the Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec (OIQ). Booth materials must meet Canadian fire standards such as CAN/ULC-S102 and CAN/ULC-S109, and any ceiling or roof over 300 sq ft needs an NFPA 13 sprinkler system. Montreal’s fire department (SIM) and Quebec’s workplace health and safety rules also apply on site.
That’s why it pays to work with a supplier that has real double deck experience in Montreal. An engineer stamp from outside Quebec, or a fabric without the right Canadian certification, can keep your upper deck closed on opening day. Every booth we build follows accessibility requirements and Quebec building and fire codes, and we handle every submittal for you.
How Much Does a Double Deck Booth Cost in Montreal?
Montreal double deck booths start around $49,750 for a 20×20, roughly $124 to $240 per square foot depending on the build.
*Pricing starts at about $124 per sq ft and goes up to $240 per sq ft of booth footprint. Larger and custom sizes follow the same range. Final pricing varies based on design, engineering, graphics, AV, furniture, installation, venue requirements and show services.
How Your Montreal Double Deck Booth Comes Together
Plan on four to six months from first call to show day, with Quebec engineering and venue review built into the schedule.
Space review
We confirm your space, show rules and venue deadlines.Design
Pick a gallery design or get a free 3D custom concept.Engineering
OIQ-sealed drawings and load calculations.Approvals
We submit to show management and the Palais.Build and install
Fabrication, CAN/ULC-rated materials and bilingual graphics.Show and storage
On call during the show, then dismantle, ship and store.Montreal Venues We Build Double Deck Booths For
See all the venues we serve and our Montreal trade show displays page.
Palais des congrès de Montréal
Montreal’s convention centre, with exhibit halls on levels 2 and 5 and 22 to 30 ft ceilings. Where most Montreal double decks are built. Venue detailsPlace Bonaventure
Large exhibition halls above Bonaventure metro for consumer and trade shows.Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth
Ballrooms and exhibit space for conferences and association events.Hilton Montréal Bonaventure
Hotel event space connected to Place Bonaventure.Centre des congrès de Québec
Quebec City’s convention centre for provincial and national shows.Double deck booths in other cities
Exhibiting outside Montreal? We build double deck booths across Canada and the U.S.:
Montreal Double Deck Booth FAQs
Don’t see your question? Email info@mullerexpo.com or call +1 778 373 7736.
Montreal double deck booths start around $49,750 for a 20×20, roughly $124 to $240 per square foot of booth footprint. A 30×40 typically runs $149,250 to $288,000 depending on design, engineering, graphics, AV, furniture, installation and show services.
Yes. Multistorey booths are permitted when the documentation is signed and sealed by a structural engineer who is a member in good standing of the Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec (OIQ). We prepare the full package and provide it to the Palais and show management.
No. The Palais requires multistorey structures to be sealed by an engineer in good standing with the Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec. Our Montreal double decks are engineered and sealed to that standard.
Booth materials must be non-combustible or fire-resistant, with fabrics meeting CAN/ULC-S109 and treated wood meeting CAN/ULC-S102. Any ceiling or roof covering more than 300 sq ft needs an NFPA 13 sprinkler system. Montreal’s fire department (SIM) rules also apply.
Many Montreal shows draw a largely French-speaking audience, and Quebec has its own rules on French in commercial signage. We design bilingual French and English graphics for every Montreal build and confirm any show-specific language requirements with you.
Quebec engineering seals, Canadian fire certifications and provincial safety rules are different from U.S. shows. A missing seal or uncertified material can keep your upper deck closed on opening day. As a Canadian company, our team knows the process and handles every step.
Yes. Every booth we build follows accessibility requirements and Quebec building and fire codes, including code-compliant stairs and guardrails. Where accessible upper-deck access is required, we plan for it or provide equivalent ground-floor meeting space.
Plan on four to six months before your show. Engineering, certification and fabrication take time, so earlier is better, especially for January’s Montreal International Auto Show and spring trade shows.
Both. Browse our gallery of past double deck booths and pick one to customize with your branding, or reach out and our designers will create a fully custom two-storey exhibit for your space.
Yes. Along with Montreal and Quebec City, we build double deck booths in Toronto, Ottawa, Calgary and Vancouver, and in U.S. cities including New York, Boston, Washington DC, Houston, Dallas and Las Vegas.
Get a Free Montreal Double Deck Design
Pick a design from our gallery or tell us what you have in mind. We’ll send a two-storey concept and Montreal pricing.