Alexander Brice, sales manager at Brandstand UK, continues: “I am confident in saying we are a world leader when it comes to the development of fabric tensioning systems for display products.
“Innovating using lightweight aluminium frameworks and dye-sublimation printing has been the backbone of what we have done for more than 20 years. Another key factor is this is a relationship business, and we retain our customers because they like us.”
The last five years especially has seen Brandstand, which was founded in Australia before branching out across the world, ramp up its research and development programme to produce even more interesting, unique, and innovative designs.
One of the key product launches at SignLink Live will be WaveLight, which combines specially formulated and fabricated LED lighting sheets to make this system glow from within and give real bang to the dye- sublimation printed graphics.
A key strength of Brandstand is not only its global reach and experience, but also that it manufactures and prints all the components of its stands itself.
We really do pride ourselves on the quality of our products, and we are one of the only trade suppliers in this sector who can 100 percent protect and control that quality consistently”
“We really do pride ourselves on the quality of our products, and we are one of the only trade suppliers in this sector who can 100 percent protect and control that quality consistently,” says Brice, who adds: “Another important advantage that we have is our research and development capabilities.
“A good example is that we will be showcasing a new block out fabric at the show that is printed double sided—so there is no show through. This is one single piece of fabric with a block out material woven in, it means no bleeds, no stitching. It looks incredible.”
This system and WaveLight has already been launched in Australia and the United States, receiving high-acclaim from its customers, and SignLink Live will be the first time it will have been displayed and showcased in Europe.
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