Hands On Productions
Creative design, set building and event fabrication for companies and individuals with production projects
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2024
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Hands On Productions
Hands On Productions designs and builds bespoke sets, event and exhibition installations, furniture, fit-outs and audio-visual elements. It also provides project support, design, project management and installation.
The company serves businesses and individuals, with past set work for clients including Reebok, HSBC and Homebase.
Hands On Productions Ltd is based in Leeds and was founded in 2024.
Product: Bespoke design, fabrication, set building, event and exhibition installations, furniture, fit-outs and audio-visual systems.
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