A Multi-Technique Display Fit-Out for Reefton Visitor Centre

Visiting Reefton

This is a cool project we completed . Next time you're headed to, or through, Reefton, shoot into the visitor centre and learn a bit about this part of the country. Jeff and Jono travelled over for a few days to put this display work together.

A real mix of techniques

This one has a bit of everything. We produced digitally printed wall murals laminated and mounted to aluminium composite panels, reverse mounted graphics on acrylic panels with white backing in various levels of transparency, mounted with sign mounts, router cut dimensional lettering, floor graphics, self-adhesive fish tank wall graphics, a neat printed mesh forest canopy, and printed self-adhesive graphics applied to display units. It's a great example of the creativity that modern digital print and signmaking can offer.

FAQs

What is reverse mounted graphics on acrylic?
Reverse mounted graphics involve printing an image on the back of an acrylic panel, so the print is protected behind the acrylic while still being visible from the front, often used for a premium, durable finish.

Can multiple print techniques be combined in one exhibition fit-out?
Yes, a single project can combine several techniques, such as wall murals, floor graphics, dimensional lettering and mounted acrylic panels, depending on what best suits each part of the space.

What is router cut dimensional lettering?
Router cut lettering is produced by machining letters or shapes out of a solid material, giving a raised, three dimensional finish rather than a flat printed graphic.

This is a look back at a past project. Some details, including the exact operator of the visitor centre, may need confirming, get in touch with us for current information.

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