The firm says its new ‘Sign in a Box’ series, which was displayed first time at its November Open House, is based on its Infopanel modular signs system, a range that has already proved popular with customers.

“Sign in a Box is designed to save construction time as all elements needed to build a sign are included in the box,” explains Spandex UK general manager, Leon Watson.

The product offers sign-makers the chance to order off-the-shelf signs in standard height, width and panel combinations. Available in freestanding, wall-mounted or deep panel formats, range comes in a number of finishes, with Spandex claiming it can be used for a variety of applications, including external directories and generic signage.

The firm says companies that are not used to dealing with modular sign systems can access Spandex’s exclusive Infopanel range through Sign in a Box.

“The possibilities that the Sign in a Box range opens up for sign-makers are huge, and the Open House was the perfect platform to launch this innovative range,” says Watson, adding: “The fact that the products are made in the UK is an added benefit.”

With an increasing demand for a faster turnaround, products such as these can help sign-makers take on more projects, as well as seek out new ones—potentially helping to improve business overall moving forward.

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