Signboards
orientation | Signboards are used for orientation and signposting. |
can be renewed | Existing signboards can be individually renewed with film cut-outs (fonts or numbers) and simultaneously protected against vandalism damage in combination with a protective laminate. |
installation | Apart from the modernisation of signboards, we can manufacture new signboards of all kinds for you, and also take care of the installation. |
Design of automated machines
design | Automated pay machines and ticket machines can be provided with a customer-specific design using coloured films. |
protective films | In addition, these automated machines can be protected against vandalism damage (scratches or graffiti) by using various protective films. |
Glass protection
cost-effective | Film can be used to protect against vandalism damage caused by scratching or graffiti on glass and is a cost-effective alternative for both interior and exterior areas. |
can be replaced | If glass panes are scratched, they do not have to be replaced at great expense – replacing the films will make the glass look like new again. |
sun protection | In addition to glass protection films, sun protection films can also be bonded to the glass panes. |
Wall design
eye-catching | Drab walls can be quickly and durably made attractive using individually printed films or special effect films. Your corporate identity can also be conveyed. |
façade | The condition of the wall does not make much difference in this process. Flat surfaces such as concrete or façade elements can be covered with adhesive. |
Floor design
attention | In addition to the classic pictograms on the side walls, stickers and markings on the floor play a very important role in demarcating certain public areas. They attract immediate attention. |
DIN Standard | Floor designs are often used in public spaces, so it is essential to ensure that the film has an anti-skid surface. For this purpose, the stickers are provided with a tested and certified laminate in accordance with DIN 51130 and DIN 51131. |