Building rebrand | The Boathouse Youth Charity
Links Signs and Graphics, a full-service signage provider based in Blackpool, recently used Contra Vision® Campaign™ to complete a meaningful building rebrand project for The Boathouse Youth Charity.
The Challenge
Known for supporting local young people in the Blackpool area, the charity required a signage solution that offered privacy without compromising natural light or visibility from inside the building.
The Solution
As long-term advocates for Contra Vision one-way perforated films, Links Signs and Graphics had no hesitation in turning to Contra Vision® Campaign™ – knowing they would be able to complete the project without hassle, and to a very high standard.
Campaign White on Black is part of our standard range of perforated films. A great value range, offering market leading qualities for short-term use, with an on-window lifetime of up to 2 years.
The graphics were printed in-house using the company’s reliable Mimaki solvent printer, and due to their familiarity with this high quality, easy to apply product, the building rebrand was complete in only four hours.
This rebrand will have a significant impact to The Boathouse Youth Charity, bringing a blend of privacy and personality to their space. We’re proud to have been able to help Link Signs and Graphics deliver on this project.
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