Zero System Powers Up With Zero3 A New Generation of Exhibition Systems

July 14, 2005 -- ZERO System, the Italian line of high design modular systems for retail, work and exhibition environments, is pleased to introduce ZERO3, a new milestone in architectural display systems. Designed by the renowned Milanese firm D’Urbino and Lomazzi, which also created the original ZERO System over twenty years ago, ZERO3 is a new generation of product that takes flexibility and versatility even further.

Featuring a slim structural pole that’s fully perforated at regular intervals, ZERO3 provides for exceedingly elegant displays. ZERO3 allows users to create structures of endless variety, since the poles can be joined at any point where their numerous perforations meet at a right angle. ZERO3 offers many accessories made of steel, Plexiglas and wood including round and rectangular shelves in various sizes, LCD monitor supports, keyboard shelves, and fabric panels.

Especially ideal for small- and medium-sized set ups, ZERO3 offers greater precision, as well as extremely fast and easy installation and, with customizable graphics, impressive possibilities for personalization to reflect a company’s brand. A range of lighting can be integrated to enhance the system’s visual effects.

Along with ZERO Disegno—which has produced residential furniture by such renowned designers as Gaetano Pesce, Denis Santachiara and Karim Rashid—ZERO System comprises Quattrocchio, an over eighty-year-old, family-owned company based near Milan in Alessandria, Italy. ZERO System’s De Pas, D’Urbino, Lomazzi-designed collection has made it one of the world’s leading manufacturers of high-end display, exhibition and furniture systems.