Modular assembly for constructing an exhibition stand

DETAILED DESCRIPTION The object of the present invention is to obviate these disadvantages and more particularly to provide a modular assembly for the construction of an exhibition stand with which the aforementioned disadvantages do not occur.
This modular assembly can be easily and rapidly installed, rests directly on the exhibition surface area without it being necessary to provide, beneath the floor, trenches for the passage of pipes carrying fluids and electrical conductors and without it being necessary to provide a raised floor for the passage of said pipes and conductors.
Moreover, as a result of the invention, the pipes and conductors can be integrated into the different partitioning panels of each stand before the said panels are installed on the stand, without it being necessary after the installations of said panels to fix the pipes and conductors thereto.
Finally, as a result of the modular assembly according to the invention, the pipes and conductors are hidden over most of each of the panels.
The present invention specifically relates to a modular assembly for the construction of an exhibition stand comprising at least one panel fixed to at least one post resting by their bases on an installation area, wherein the base of the panel rests on the installation area by means of at least one hollow profiled member whose base is fixed to the panel and can receive at least one pipe carrying a fluid, as well as electrical signal conductors, whereby at least the base of the post is hollow facing the base hollowed profile member of the panel to permit connection to pipes of other panels or the connection of said pipes to other pipes, as well as the connection between conductors of other panels or the connection of these conductors to other conductors.
According to another feature of the invention, the modular assembly also comprises at least one upper hollow profiled member located in the upper part of the panel in order to at least permit the passage of electrical signal conductors, the post being a hollow member in order to at least permit the passage of electrical signal conductors, as well as connections between conductors contained in said post and conductors contained in the base hollow members and conductors contained in the upper hollow members