Installation
The way in which a sign is installed plays a significant role in the overall appearance and in the way it is perceived by the general public. A sign that has been fitted with care, maybe in a frame or with concealed fixings will give a clean, sharp and clinical finish. It will be evidently more appealing to the eye and offer a much greater longevity. On the other hand, a lack of knowledge when installing a sign can lead to a number of detrimental effects. First and foremost are the safety aspects. Signs are often large and heavy and as such, are subject to the forces of nature. Wind loading, drag and many other variables must always be taken into consideration prior to installation. A badly fitted sign can have devastating effects. From an aesthetic point of view, poor installation can be unsightly. Unlevel or out of balance positioning can look crude and slapdash and badly executed fixing methods can lead to distortion or cracking of the panels, weathering and a much reduced life expectancy.
Our installation engineers are experienced, punctual and courteous. They are equipped with the most technically advanced tools and accessories to assist them in the completion of any task as quickly and efficiently as possible. Installation crews are trained to the highest industry standards and possess the nationally recognised CSCS cards to comply with Health and Safety regulations, further to this, crew members are also trained in manual handling. Senior crew members hold IPAF cards (the International Powered Access Federation) and PASMA cards (Prefabricated Access Suppliers' and Manufacturers' Association) to ensure that any works carried out at height are completed competently and safely.
Vinyl graphics and window manifestations are applied by accomplished installers, while any groundwork that may be required for post-mounted or totem signs are undertaken by operatives the necessary skills and experience.
