From concept to creation: Antalis’ Xanita® design support

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Above and below: As demand for sustainable display materials that do not compromise on strength or visual impact increases, Xanita board is gaining popularity across the print sector

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Antalis’ Xanita design support service aims to help printers and creative agencies maximise the potential of Xanita board for structural display applications.

The initiative is designed to support the production of high-impact Point of Sale (POS) displays, Free-Standing Display Units (FSDUs), and exhibition stands, providing expert guidance to turn complex concepts into production-ready solutions.

As demand for sustainable display materials that do not compromise on strength or visual impact increases, Xanita board is gaining popularity across the print sector. Made from 100% repulpable, engineered, closed-cell fibre-board, Xanita is also manufactured with a part-recycled Kraft core. It is environmentally friendly, lightweight and very strong, making it the ideal solution for a wide range of structural applications.

Antalis’ unique service offers both ready-to-use resources and bespoke design support.

For fast-turnaround projects, the Xanita CNC Cut-File Store provides users with a library of pre-designed, structurally proven files. Each download includes cut-files, processing guidelines, and assembly instructions, enabling printers to quote accurately and move quickly into production.

For more complex briefs, customers can work directly with Xanita’s specialist design team. From concept through to final cut-files, the service provides support in developing structurally sound, cost-effective, and material-efficient designs, whether for load-bearing FSDUs or modular exhibition systems.

“We’re seeing growing demand from printers and brands for sustainable materials that can deliver real impact in three-dimensional applications. With this Xanita design support service, we’re giving our customers the confidence to take on more ambitious projects, backed by expert guidance at every stage. It’s about making complex structural design more accessible, while ensuring the result is both visually impressive and commercially viable.”

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