One floor, seven stations

A wrap is printed vinyl cut to the panels of a vehicle and laid over the paint, so it carries your brand without a repaint, and comes off later without damaging what is underneath. One van or a whole fleet: on a fleet we work in batches so the vehicles keep running, a few off the route at a time instead of all at once.

Trophies, plaques and medals made for one event rather than picked from a catalogue. Layers of acrylic, wood or glass, cut and engraved to a shape that belongs to that award and no other. One piece for a single win, or a set for a whole ceremony: on a set we build a prototype first, you approve it, and the run follows with the standard held across every unit.

Individual letters fabricated as hollow shells and lit from inside, the kind of sign you see across the front of a storefront. Each letter is its own unit, which is what lets a franchise reuse the same specification across every location.

A shallow cabinet lit from within, with your face panel on one side or both. Flat against a wall or hung out over the sidewalk like a blade sign, so it reads down the block. Because the light is inside, it looks the same at noon as it does at night.

Acrylic letters and logos, either built up in layers so they carry real depth and cast a shadow, or cut flat from a single sheet and engraved. Dimensional work reads from across a lobby; flat work is for reading up close, on a door or a wall.

Flexible LED shaped into words or a logo, mounted on a clear or painted backing. It gives the look of old glass neon without the fragility, and it is what most bars, gyms, salons and reception walls are asking for when they say they want a neon.

The work that does not fit the rest of the list. Bring the problem rather than the specification: tell us what the piece has to do and where it goes, and we will tell you how we would build it.

Anything printed bigger than a sheet and applied to a surface: window vinyl, wall murals, floor graphics. Printed and laminated on the roll here, cut to the exact opening you measured, with the laminate chosen for whether it gets walked on, washed or sunlit.

The things a brand shows up with: tents, table covers, flags, banners, backdrops, business cards. Not signage, but the same printing and finishing, and usually ordered as a kit before an event.