Three depots rebranded over three days with new and updated signage!
Maxim Logistics approached us with an enquiry to replace the existing signage on two of their depot buildings in Corby, Northamptonshire and to produce and install signage for a new building they had acquired. The existing signage was made up of dated flex face frames and graphics that had faded and become damaged over time meaning it all needed to be removed.
Following initial discussions to identify the brief and budget expectations a list of options was put together. We visited site multiple times over the course of the design and planning phase as the customers requirements changed and developed to ensure Maxim Logistics received a result they were pleased with and that we carried out the installation safely.
Once our artwork studio had finalised the design of the new signage and the client had approved their artwork proofs – the production stage began, and the installation dates were booked. The client’s preferred solution was to avoid another flex face system and go with eco-friendly latex print mounted to aluminium composite panels. The whole production process was carried out in-house using our of HP latex printer, application mounting table and Zund digital cutting table.
With the weather on our side, the installation ran smoothly with the help of a large boom lift to carry the install team the 20m+ up to the required height of the signage. All three depots were rebranded over the course of three days and the job was completed on time and within budget.
