Paint booth installation and dismantling
You’re moving, reorganising, or buying a second-hand booth: we dismantle it so that it can be reassembled, and we reassemble it elsewhere. Whatever its make.
We work on all makes on the market, not just our own booths. If you have the original assembly drawing, we follow it; if not, we survey the existing configuration before touching anything.
The core of this work is relocation: dismantling a booth where it is, and reassembling it where you need it. Workshop move, second-hand purchase, reorganisation of a line. A properly dismantled booth keeps its value; a booth dismantled without method becomes a pile of panels.
Dismantling to reassemble, not to demolish
That’s the whole difference, and it’s decided at the dismantling stage. A booth taken down without method costs more to reassemble than you thought you’d save by dismantling it quickly.
Each element is marked before removal, connections are removed cleanly, and packing is planned for transport — not improvised on the loading dock.
Survey before removal
we record the actual configuration, especially when the original drawing has gone missing
Marking the elements
every panel knows where it goes back, otherwise reassembly becomes a jigsaw puzzle
Removing the connections
electricity, fluids, extraction, removed so they can be reconnected
Packing for the road
that’s what decides the condition on arrival
Reassembly at the new site
with adjustments, tests and commissioning
Reassembly and commissioning
Reassembling a booth isn’t just about putting it back together: it has to work, and work in a building that isn’t the original one.
The new site rarely has the same height, the same extraction route or the same power supply. That’s where the surprises are, and that’s why we survey the receiving site before pricing.
Structure and panels
assembly and levelling
Ventilation and ducts
the route to the discharge point is redone for the new building
Heating
connection to the fuel available on site, which isn’t always the same
Connections
electrical and pneumatic
Commissioning
real adjustments and tests, not just switching it on
Handover
handover of documents and training of your teams
We also install new booths
Installing a new booth is part of the same services: receiving and checking the elements on delivery, assembly, connections, commissioning and handover.
On our own booths, delivery and installation are included in the displayed price. On another manufacturer’s booths, it’s a service in its own right.
Frequently asked questions
What we are asked before moving a booth.
Do you work on booths that aren’t your make?
Yes, and it’s a significant part of our business. We install, dismantle and relocate booths from all manufacturers on the market. If you have the original assembly drawing, we follow it; otherwise, we survey the existing configuration before starting work.
Can a dismantled booth really be reassembled elsewhere?
Yes, provided the dismantling is done with that in mind from the start: survey of the configuration, marking of the elements, careful removal of connections, packing suited to transport. That’s precisely what our relocation service is about — and what distinguishes it from a simple removal.
I’ve bought a second-hand booth. Can you move it and install it at my premises?
That’s the most common case. We survey the booth at its current site, dismantle it, transport it and reassemble it at your premises. We also survey your building before pricing: available height, extraction route and power supply are never the same from one site to another.
How long does an installation take?
The time depends on the dimensions, the equipment and the accessibility of both sites. For a replacement in a workshop, allow 5 to 10 working days between removing the old booth and commissioning the new one. The exact timeframe is given in the quote, after a survey.
Do you handle commissioning after installation?
Yes. Installation includes adjustments, operating tests and handover to your teams. A booth that’s been reassembled but not adjusted is useless.
Which areas do you cover?
We work all over the world; our main markets are France, Belgium and Luxembourg.
A relocation or installation project?
Tell us where the booth is, where it needs to go and what make it is. We survey both sites and tell you frankly whether the move is worth the cost.