Mila-Wall models cover a range of requirements. All series are modular, reusable and offer smooth, seamless surfaces. This page helps you choose the right series. It shows the most important differences and typical applications, and links directly to detailed pages with dimensions, accessories and data sheets.
The Series 100 is a lightweight system for quick assembly and disassembly. Teams can connect the modules in just a few simple steps, move elements as needed and meet tight deadlines. The surface remains smooth and high-quality.
Typical applications include temporary exhibitions, temporary rooms, tours and presentations.
The Series 160 stands for high stability and a very clean look. The modules connect securely, are suitable for longer distances and heavy-duty suspensions, and can achieve high construction heights depending on certification.
Typical applications include sophisticated museum spaces, gallery projects, exhibition stand construction with long wall sections and events with heavier loads.
The Series 840 combines precise joints with a warm appearance thanks to wooden details on the edge protection. The wall thickness is 40 millimetres. The tongue and groove hanging technique ensures a secure fit and even joints.
Typical applications include museum walls, trade fair walls and exhibition walls with visible material quality.
Mila-wall is suitable for museums, trade fairs and events. The systems combine high-quality appearance with reusability, creating flexible solutions for a wide variety of spaces and requirements.
The Kunsthalle Jesuitenkirche dedicated a special exhibition to the Aschaffenburg-based cartoonists Greser and Lenz entitled ‘Homo sapiens raus! Heimspiel für Greser und Lenz’ (Homo sapiens out! Home game for Greser and Lenz). Modular wall systems structured the rooms, expanded the hanging areas and supported clear visitor guidance.
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An AI EXPERIENCE ROOM has been opened at INNOPORT Reutlingen. Modular wall systems create convertible zones for interactive stations, neatly integrate media technology and enable quick conversions for changing content.
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The Dr. Foerster Institute presents a modular trade fair concept that combines branding, product presentation and consulting in a compact space. Four-metre-high Mila-wall wall modules with a horizontal cassette look and integrated LED technology structure the stage and comfort area. Metallic foils and stainless steel floors round off the high-quality design and allow for variable stand sizes from 60 to 200 square metres.
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The Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague has been one of our most loyal customers for many years. Since 2017, around 700 modular display walls have enabled around 30 exhibitions, currently ‘Josef Koudelka Ruins’. Reusable Mila-wall modules ensure flexible, efficient and sustainable presentations.
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The Aquazoo Löbbecke Museum presented the special exhibition ‘Giants of the Atlantic. Diving Expedition Azores’. The photographs from the summer of 2022 were displayed on Mila-wall partition walls as free-standing cubes. Customised heights, gallery rails and matt black foiling enabled flexible planning and strong contrasts.
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MBA invited over 200 guests to Stadtgeflüster (City Whispers) at the Phoenixhalle in Stuttgart. Five major cities were staged as walk-in multimedia installations. These were based on Mila-wall wall modules in various shapes, sizes and finishes with integrated sound and interactive modules, impressively demonstrating the flexibility and sustainability of the system.
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The Deutsche Bundesbank in Frankfurt is hosting the exhibition ‘Stages, Banks, Aircraft Hangars: Frankfurt Projects by Otto Apel/ABB’. Over 500 historical black-and-white photographs by Ulfert Beckert, supplemented by new photographs by Eike Laeuen, present buildings that continue to shape Frankfurt's cityscape to this day.
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The Kreisssparkasse Augsburg regularly uses its premises for temporary exhibitions, specialist events and press conferences. Mila-wall wall modules with a height of 2.5 metres, some of which are 0.5 metres deep, create multifunctional presentation areas and clear zoning.
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MBA presented a 60-square-metre stand made of Mila-wall wall modules in various heights at EuroShop 2020 in Düsseldorf. Acoustic modules, LED frames, magnetic walls and integrated sound modules with Bluetooth, as well as a large panel with surface films, demonstrated the system's versatility for trade fairs and interior design.
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At Busworld Europe 2019 in Brussels, troFit presented its award-winning conversion solution from diesel to electric drive. On 270 square metres, Mila-wall wall modules up to six metres high with invisible connection technology and replaceable foil surfaces showcased the converted Citaro C1, complemented by a raised street café on a platform.
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Bose presents a modular, sustainable exhibition stand concept in corporate design. Customised Mila-wall wall modules in a cassette look with LED light modules and matching floor modules showcase exhibits and vehicles. Precise joints and a white-grey colour scheme convey premium quality.
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The Museum of Medical History presented the special exhibition ‘The Brain in Science and Art’. Mila-wall partition wall systems with freely combinable modules, including display cases and cubes, enabled a versatile, reusable scenography.
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The Brothers Grimm House in Steinau is showing ‘Dalí's Life and Work’ with over 500 exhibits in the town hall. Forty-eight Mila-wall display panels from the 100 series, measuring 2.5 by 1 metre with red and blue foil-coated, removable surfaces, enable flexible, sustainable scenography and future special exhibitions.
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