Our range includes standard 40mm & 60mm sizes.  Backing extrusions and end caps offer a professional finish to your door signage.  Name plates can easily be replaced and can be customised with metal engraving, Rowmark, ACM and Perspex engraving, laser etched stainless steel, brass and copper signs.

Of course, budget constraints must also be taken into consideration. Digital signage applications that require large displays have a number of options to choose from, including rear projection TVs, LCDs, plasmas, DLPs, wall projectors, and traditional CRTs. Smaller signs are typically either small LCD or CRT displays. Touchscreens are available for virtually any sized display and can add an interactive component to an otherwise non-interactive display medium.

Finally, though many digital sign networks start modestly, it is important to plan for the future. A network of a few screens may be easy to manage by shipping and swapping DVDs. However, if that network grows to 25, 50 or 100 screens, this type of content management becomes much more cumbersome. Additionally, features that may not seem relevant during the early stages of a deployment might prove to be essential later on. For example, the ability to add or delete a piece of content on short notice might not seem important to a small sign network owner until the necessity arises, often at the insistence of a large advertiser. Similarly, other business opportunities may rely on advanced features like real-time scheduling or live content insertions. What’s more, the availability of turnkey, hosted digital signage software can actually make it cheaper to deploy the initial systems with full remote management capability – providing a solution that is affordable for today and scalable for tomorrow.