Concept visualBacklit sign prints
Translucent printed faces selected for an existing or separately fabricated illuminated display.
View print specificationCommercial sign-face graphics, hoardings and street-furniture graphic skins.
Illustrative conceptExtend your brand into outdoor settings with graphics printed on a suitable approved roll medium. We can review commercial wayfinding, roadside advertising and furnishing graphic briefs with the exposure, fixing method and fabrication partner in view.
Discuss an outdoor graphics briefWe review the exact substrate, exposure, finish and installation method. Approve a physical proof on the selected media before production.
Our print contribution is the approved film or banner graphic. Structures, boards, shelters, benches, foundations and other furniture are fabricated or supplied under a separate specialist scope. We do not directly print rigid metal, acrylic or boards on the HP Latex 730.
Ordinary commercial graphic printing is not a certified traffic-sign system. Regulatory, safety, retroreflective or road-authority work requires an appropriately approved material, printing process, documentation and specialist provider.
There is no blanket durability period. The exact film or banner, laminate, orientation, weather exposure, mounting and care determine suitability. Any written warranty must follow the approved supplier system and project conditions.
The quotation must identify responsibility for landowner or authority permissions, safe access, fixings, the installation method and site safety. Printing begins only after the necessary scope and approvals are confirmed.
Concept visualTranslucent printed faces selected for an existing or separately fabricated illuminated display.
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Concept visualPrinted direction, room-identification and visitor-information faces for commercial interiors.
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Concept visualPrinted hoarding graphics for approved development and construction-site advertising briefs.
View print specificationA drawing, a wall size, an opening date.
That’s a good place to start.