Imagery was printed onto Coala Supertack using a HP Latex 360 large-format printer, before being applied to the walls of the reception.
“Many substrates would struggle to cope with being applied to a breeze block wall, however, using heat methods, Supertack effortlessly moulded into all of the curvatures, giving a fabulous end result and making it a fantastic choice for this particular type of application,” Adverset managing director John Easby says.
He adds: “We did originally consider a cheaper alternative, however Supertack had a longer lifespan and during initial tests it was clear that it was a much more durable substrate and less prone to shrinkage.
The increased cost was easily overshadowed by the reduction in application time and ease of u”
“Antalis provided us with a trial sample, and we quickly came to the conclusion that the quality of the substrate was too good to pass up.
“The increased cost was easily overshadowed by the reduction in application time and ease of use.
“We would use Supertack again, without hesitation.”