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Latest News from GlasPlas
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New Pricing Structure from March 1st 2007FREE Delivery to UK mainland addresses. FREE Colour Choice from 16 list colours. FREE Fixings (except type C @ £18) 25 year GUARANTEE
Date Added: 14 March 2007 |
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GlasPlas at Sign UK Exhibition 2007GlasPlas will be exhibiting for the first time at Sign UK. Although their range of fibreglass sign blanks has been highly popular for over 14 years, their ever widening collection of traditional and contemporary styles is available in numerous sizes from domestic home plaques to hoardings; all are suitable for wall or post mounting. At the show GlasPlas are launching their new brochure and much-simplified price list. From March 1st all orders benefit from free mainland delivery, free colour choice from 18 listed colours, free basic wall and post fittings and an industry leading 25 year guarantee. They will also be featuring a new Projecting Wall Sign - a double-sided sign in a big range of styles, colours and sizes with zero maintenance. They will show too what they call their Super A-Board – In effect any of the GlasPlas sign range hinged together to make much larger roadside, pavement, car park or event signage than conventional A-Boards. Because fibreglass signs are so tough but lightweight, they can be used in this way giving terrific impact and quality. Fibreglass sign blanks have several unique features which the industry is often slow to appreciate; Timeless weathering, robust vandal resistance, zero maintenance, zero preparation for graphics, 3D moulded frame, high quality finish and the absence of any intrinsic value. Contrast these with aluminium signs (often stolen for scrap), which degrade rapidly in adverse conditions and are prone to even the most casual acts of vandalism. GlasPlas signs are the answer for sign makers who want to ‘fix-it-and-forget-it!’ They offer an ordinary range of everyday sign panels that are easy to work with. There is one to suit every application in the high street, club, church or business. They can even be re-lettered in-situ years later and keep looking good throughout.
Date Added: 14 March 2007 |
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