Absolute Graphics nips in for T3 Affinity
Irish marketing, design and print specialists Absolute Graphics has become one of the first companies to invest in and install a T3 Affinity display systems from Tecna Display
Thursday, 21 Apr 2016 12:14 GMT
Absolute Graphics has already used the T3 Affinity in a project for the Irish Health Service Executive
The Bray-based company will use the new solution to help support its service offering that comprises supporting clients from concept and graphic design, through to the finished printed product.
Dermot Malone, director at Absolute Graphics, comments: “We were very excited when we heard about the launch of T3 Affinity in February, as the new system offered the perfect solution for a conference we were supporting for the Irish Health Service Executive (HSE).
“Our brief was to deliver seven equal stand areas for different sections of the HSE to use; the challenges we faced were that the room was on a first floor level with a very small lift for access, and it had very low ceilings at just 2.4m, so a standard type shell scheme simply wouldn’t fit.
“The brand new T3 Affinity system proved to be an ideal solution as we were able to choose a flexible configuration so that the uprights could be just under 2m in height, allowing room for two LED spotlights to connect on top of every stand space and we chose two 1.2m cross bars for each booth.
We were very excited when we heard about the launch of T3 Affinity in February, as the new system offered the perfect solution for a conference we were supporting for the Irish Health Service Executive (HSE)”
“The client only wanted 0.5m returns on each side, so we recreated the curved wings that we’d seen on the Tecna website, which was also a great opportunity for some branding for the event.
“Each individual booth used four 1m x 1.2m panels which were easily transported in the small lift, and for the two that requested it, we used the standard T3 monitor hooks.
“We also linked the Affinity uprights using the new connector to our standard T3 bars to create a podium for laptops, which gave the system extra stability.
“The system was an absolute winner, and the client was very happy.”
