Feb 2, 2017
A&S Signs Ltd. a signage creation and installation firm in Birmingham announces the creation of a creative representation of most of their client base. The representation is in the form of a 3D wall frieze on display in the lobby of their office premises.
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Kings Norton, Birmingham, United Kingdom - February 2, 2017 /PressCable/ —
A&S Signs Ltd. a signage manufacturing and installation firm in Birmingham, England announces the creation of a new 3D frieze featuring a listing of many of the firm’s clients. The frieze has been set up in the firm’s reception area.
For more information about A&S Signs Ltd. visit http://www.aandssigns.com
A first impression is important in almost every aspect of life. For a brick and mortar business, the first impression is usually based on the shop sign outside the shop’s building. A shop sign that is clear and easily understood, free of spelling and other errors and catches the eye with a tasteful and creative design is sure to attract a great number of customers.
A&S Signs Ltd. have built up an impressive and long list of valued clients over the years. As an indicator of how important their clients are to them, Steve Watkins, a managing partner at the firm has pulled out all the stops and created a wall frieze featuring these clients and the signs created for them. The frieze occupies a large portion of the reception area at the company’s official office and workshop in Kings Norton.
The frieze takes the form of a cityscape and displays rows of houses, shops of various kinds and various other establishments such as construction firms and even barber shops. A road runs along the lower end and this has images of cars with ad signage and road markers etc. The unifying factor is that every sign here is representative of a client of the firm. Images of the signs can be seen at
https://www.facebook.com/pg/aandssignsltd/photos/?ref=page_internal
A&S Signs Ltd. offers more than just signs to their customers. They are firmly dedicated to providing complete solutions that cater to every aspect of visual communication and everything to do with how a business is presented to the public. As a part of their services, they offer external and internal signs, banners, monoliths, logos and texts on vehicles, or signage that completely wraps the vehicle. They also offer wide format digital printing used for banners, posters, office interiors and vehicles. They provide attention getting CNC cut letters and built up letters in metals and plastics and illuminated lightboxes and sign trays. For more information visit the website at the link given above.
Contact Info:
Name: Steve Watkins
Organization: A and S Signs Ltd
Address: Unit 8 Waterside Business Park, 1649 Pershore Road, Kings Norton, Birmingham, West Midlands B30 3DR, United Kingdom
For more information, please visit http://www.aandssigns.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 166309
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