Oversized Fabricated Display for Lincoln University

Going big for Lincoln University

This Lincoln University display was all about "big." From the super-sized chair to life-size cutouts holding oversized props, everything here was designed to dwarf the iPad plinths dotted around it. Getting these structures to free stand took a bit of creative thinking, and we like a challenge, so we happily took it on.

The life-size cutouts have steel bases and feature plywood constructed figures. The props are made from high density foam with direct printed graphics for maximum impact. The huge chair in the middle of the display is also plywood, printed directly onto the timber. The rest of the display features polystyrene letters, adhesive floor graphics, and iPad plinths.

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FAQs

What materials are used for large scale fabricated display props?

Materials such as plywood, high density foam, and polystyrene are commonly used to build oversized, free standing display elements.

Can oversized display props be made freestanding without extra support?

Yes, with the right base construction, such as steel bases for cutouts, oversized props can be designed to stand freely.

This is a look back at a past project. Some details may have changed since it was first published, get in touch with us for current information.