Prior to printing, multiple site checks were conducted to ensure the measurements were precise as the architectural drawings were not as built. Once we had the correct size, we proceeded to the testing phase where we printed three different samples to select the media with the most vibrant colors.

With both measurements and testing out of the way, our production and installation team collaborated to determine the specs, finishing, and engineering required for the installation of the custom banner. Since the banner was being installed on an existing building (essentially a steel structure), the banner required custom brackets, pole pockets, aluminum pipes, and lumber to ensure it stays secure. Needless to say, the team came up with some clever engineering that helped in a smooth and secured installation.

This project also required some heavy lifting (literally and figuratively) from our shipping department. The team custom packed tools, hardware, aluminum pipes, lumber, and printed graphics into secured and custom-made crates/bundles. They were then shipped to Toronto on a flat deck truck where another local courier picked it up again for delivery to the site.