STOP THE PRESS…STOP THE PRESS…
Capitalising on valuable marketing space Quayline and the amazing efi Vutek work with building developers and real estate agents to create beautiful and eye catching graphics to maximise sales opportunities in setting.
Using solid PVC Foamex these signs are rigid as well as completely weather proof whilst remaining low in cost.
Quayline has transformed the entrance windows at the Nuffield Hospital Southampton with these eye catching graphics. Printed on Self Adhesive Matt finished Vinyl they are ready to with stand any weather.
Brushed metal aluminium boards are used here to create beautifully eye catching event graphics.
Aluminium composite boards were used to create this 2 metre long sign for an office building. Our UV ink curing process has ensured a weather resistant and long lasting finish.
Aluminium Parking Badges
Acrylic signs created for office doors
FOCUS was the theme of this event, and with some truly inspirational role models Quayline created beautiful window graphics to set the mood for in the event room.
One-way contravision was the material of choice, allowing a spectacular view of the pitch through out the conference.
Quayline were tasked with creating stunning presentation boards to bring this conference to life.
Set against the beautiful Hampshire cricket grounds we used 3mm foamex boards, lightweight and installed with velcro, to capture the audiences attention at this three day event.
Yesterday Quayline transformed one of the conference rooms at the world famous Cancer Research Centre in London. Wall coverings, Contra Vision and Podium Wraps, all from the HP Latex, formed part of the breathing taking transformation.
Repositionable fabric was the star of the show, used of turn an internal bifold door measuring an impressive 6.7 meters along and 2.5 meters high into a stunning focus wall setting the tone for the internal visual concept. This under the ocean wall graphic printed on the HP Latex on repositionable fabric was put up without the use of any extra adhesive aids and will pull off cleanly with out leaving a trace.
The tone and intrigue of the room was set by the Contra vision material used to cover the entire length of the glass front wall enticing passers by into the ocean themed exhibit.
The graphics were complimented by a dozen stand up A4 acrylic boards reverse printed with flood white ink backing on our efi Vutek. The acrylic struts were laser cut in 6mm material.
Delegates all received a personalised, 4 colour, soft touch laminated folder inviting them to the exhibit. Naturally all of the literature came from Quayline’s HP Indigo press. This included brochures, medical papers, agendas and prize draw cards.
In the print business, every week is different and you never know what's going to pop up next.
We've waited all year (since January at least) for a request for a pop up display stand but a bit like buses (only more so), you wait ages and then three come along at once.
Here they are, hot off the press and ready to fly out of the door: two 3x3's and a 4x3 all looking super smart, super sturdy and ready to spread the word at various conferences and exhibitions around the country.
If you think something like this could help make your brand communication or marketing messages a little stronger, then why not get in touch. We're very competitively priced and can turn projects around in super-fast time.
Quayline celebrated the turn of 2017 with the largest foamex panel yet. Printed using our futuristic EFi Vutek printer, the bold, hanging display panel was over 3m long and 1.6m deep. Using 5mm black PVC, printed with a white ink base and a striking gold cmyk image, the large scale printed board proved to be a truly eye catching backdrop for the Masquerade Ball revellers.
We've just completed our biggest ever 4 colour personalisation job, printing a whopping 57,000 personalised A6 postcards. Definitely a record-breaking bit of printing for us, particularly when combined with the 4 colour personalised postcards and calling cards which we produced for the same client. It just goes to prove that our state-of-the-art technology can breeze through the largest print runs, no problem.
