Our long partnership with Robert Hitchins began approximately ten years ago with various jobs of all sizes being asked to complete from small and large banners to large Totem signs
Just recently we were asked by Andy Hanks the head designer from Robert Hitchins to price, produce and deliver two 16ft x 8ft advertising signs in Tewkesbury.
After acceptance of the quotation, our production team then liaised with Andy on a regular basis via email concerning all the artwork and specifications required to produce the signs.
Once all of this was agreed our production team put everything in place and then set to work to produce the signs. On this occasion, it was decided again to use gloss printable vinyl with gloss laminate to increase durability and longevity.
After a prompt production these signs were delivered 3 weeks after the original enquiry had arrived with us to the customers satisfaction and since then the graphics have been altered by the customer which we were then asked to collect, bring back to our offices to reprint and reapply to the original sign.
INNSWORTH PARK DISTRICT CENTRE.
In October of 2020 we were asked by Robert Hitchins to produce, supply, and install two 10ft x 4ft signs with three six-meter 114mm aluminium powder coated posts on each to create a ‘V ‘Board which was to be fitted in the corner of the field which had been acquired for the project
Our production team again liaised with Andy Hanks via several emails and agreed upon the content of the sign which we again decided to use gloss printable vinyl with gloss laminate to increase durability and longevity.
On completion of the production of the signs, the task was scheduled to be fitted over two days the following week and for this, another member of staff to brought in to assist the two main fitters. Day one was to fit the six 6-meter posts where the ground was dug, and the posts inserted and concreted in to be left overnight to set ready for the signs to be fitted the following day.
The nearest point of entry to the site where the sign was to be fitted was 200 yards from where our transport had to be left so the equipment signs and posts had to be carried manually this distance for the fitting to be completed. An extra service that we were happy to supply was to cut back the overgrown hedgerow in front of the signs to ensure that the signs were visible to all that passed by informing them of what was going to be built on this site.
Whilst all of this is being completed with are also asked to produce and either deliver or physically fit various signage ranging from large and small banners to large aluminium powder coated site signage
We look forward to continuing our long partnership with Robert Hitchins and will keep regular contact with Andy Hanks.
Thanks to all at Robert Hitchins