Frames & sub-structures
The skeleton behind flex, ACP and acrylic work — sized to site.
Every serious signage or display job has a fabrication job inside it. The frame decides whether the flex stays tight, the structure decides whether the totem stands plumb, and the fixing detail decides what the wind does.
Because fabrication is in-house, the structure and the graphic are engineered together — sized to real site dimensions, not to a drawing’s assumption.
The skeleton behind flex, ACP and acrylic work — sized to site.
Branded demo and sampling counters that assemble in minutes.
The activation staple for launches, sampling and field campaigns.
Larger covered structures for events and outdoor promotion.
Custom builds: arches, gates, props and campaign set pieces.
Fixing, mounting and site execution by crews who install daily.
Cutting, welding, finishing and assembly run in our own workshop, with graphics fitted before the structure leaves.
The exact machine list for this family is available on request — ask and we will share it with your estimate.
Frames and substructures, promotional tables, canopies, gazebos and display structures, along with the fixing and installation that goes with them. The exact machine list for the family is available on request — ask and it comes with your estimate.
Because it is what fails. A printed panel is straightforward; what breaks is an undersized frame, a fixing chosen for a wall it was never tested on, or a structure that ignored the wind load. Specifying the structure first is what makes the finished piece last.
Yes. Where a drawing is buildable we build it; where a detail will not survive the site we say so before production rather than after installation, and propose the change with a reason attached.
Yes. Site access, fixing surface and installation sequence are established before fabrication, because a structure that cannot get through the door or onto the elevation is a problem no amount of finishing quality solves.
Send the environment, the service life and the deadline. We will recommend the grade and the build — and say plainly what a cheaper option would cost you later.