FanBase Seating at SPORTCITIES 2026: the future of sports facilities is built by sharing knowledge
The second edition of SPORTCITIES Expo & Summit, held on October 21 and 22 in Valladolid, brought together the professional sector of sports infrastructure and equipment. Carlos Javier Lafuente Martínez, commercial manager of FanBase Seating, visited the meeting to learn about market trends, exchange experiences and reflect on the new challenges of
How many hours do you spend working per seat? (And why your margin dies on screws)
If you install stands or integrate equipment into venues, you’ve seen it: the budget fits… until the assembly begins. And there appears the silent enemy of the margin: repeated friction. An adjustment here, a rethinking there, an anchor that “should” fit but on site never fits the same. A big mistake does not sink you: they wear you down
Tiered mosaic: How the perception of an enclosure changes with colorimetry
The stands are the “background” of the venue: you can see it in every photo, in every video and in every event. Therefore, when a stadium or pavilion needs an image upgrade, the stands are usually the most visible and efficient lever. The difference between a “correct” enclosure and one that transmits level is often not
Luis Pérez, CEO of FANBASE, takes part in SPORTCITIES 2025
FanBase has been present at SPORTCITIES 2025, the great meeting point for the ecosystem of sports facilities, innovation, equipment and urban transformation, held at Feria Valencia and aimed at promoting collaboration between institutions, companies and professionals in the sector. As part of the second day, we started the day with the presentation “SPAIN IS