Signscape blog

This was a short video Becci recently recorded, which shows our Signscape

factory in Langford. I think from now on I will let Becci do these, as she is clearly

so much better at filming than I am.  I know it’s not the same as coming to visit

us in the flesh, but at least it gives you an idea of all our manufacturing facilities.

It shows our Powder Coating line, as well as some of our products in manufacture

Post & Panel, Noticeboards, Fingerposts as well as our in-house fabricating.

Alternatively you can always pop down and say hello!

Infocurve Lite Fire Exit signs

We have recently supplied some Fire Exit Signs for a project in Wales, all with dual language. The customer was fitting out a very modern clean building and they specified our Infocurve Lite, which looks terrific suspended from the ceiling.

If you would like more inspiration on our Infocurve Lite, why not look at our Flickr gallery, or call Donna or Becci for some prices.

Hamish

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/10550430.stm

If you weren’t already aware of this momentous occasion, then have a look at the above link, where it shows the first complete night time flight by a solar powered aircraft.

We’re hoping some of that technology will start to filter through to our industry, so that we can offer prolonged life to our products!

Great link from the Flickr Gallery site on strange & interesting Street Signs and Signposts: http://www.flickr.com/groups/signposts/

If you have any interesting photos, why not submit them?

Infocurve Powder Coated with applied graphics

I recently had a brilliant comment from a customer about our Infocurve. “This is a fantastic product for making a big statement – easy to install and great flat surfaces to apply our digital prints”.

Available in lots of different sizes and suitable for up to 4 metres out of the ground. Can also be wall-mounted, suspended and with either single sheet or multiple panels.

Ideal for wayfinding and can be powder coated in any of the BS or RAL range of colours.  Also looks great in a scheme of signs, particularly with its little brother Infocurve Lite.

Let me know if you need any advice or help on any of your wayfinding projects, alternatively you will find some inspiration on our Flickr Gallery.