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Explore six application concepts with mounting, power routing and sightlines shown in context.

Illuminated wall and suspended poster frames in a shop
Installation concept · Window and wall lightboxes

These images are illustrative installation concepts. Mounting and electrical arrangements are confirmed for each site.

A retail interior with one framed poster on the wall and another suspended at the window
The window display addresses passers-by. The wall frame carries the message inside.

Seasonal retail display · Wall lightbox + suspended lightbox

One campaign, two sightlines

The brief
Carry one campaign from the pavement into the shop while keeping the centre of the floor open.
Installation approach
Align the suspended frame with the window bay and mount the second frame on the interior wall. Leave access to both faces for artwork changes.
Check before ordering
Take photos from the pavement and inside the store. Mark the ceiling fixing points and cable route on the same sketch.
See the frame opened for an artwork change
Hand lifting a clear cover from a shallow poster frame on a workbench
A lift-off face is one way to access a replaceable graphic. Check that there is room to handle the cover at the installed location.
A large illuminated menu behind a coffee counter and a small freestanding acrylic specials sign
The main board is for the queue. The smaller acrylic sign is read up close.

Café counter · Wall lightbox + tabletop acrylic

A menu wall and a daily special

The brief
Make the full menu readable from the queue and leave room for a message that changes daily.
Installation approach
Place the larger menu on the wall. Put the small panel on a stable part of the counter with a clear cable path.
Check before ordering
Check the text at the back of the queue and leave a clear area for ordering and handover.
Acrylic studio logo above a reception desk, with metal fixings and a short power cable
Metal standoffs separate the panel from the wall. The light rail sits along the lower edge.

Studio reception · Edge-lit acrylic on standoffs

A clear logo above the desk

The brief
Give the entrance a visible brand mark while letting the wall finish show through.
Installation approach
Allow for the standoff positions, the bottom light rail and the cable exit when setting the panel height.
Check before ordering
Review reflections from the adjacent window and have the installer confirm the wall substrate and service access.
Engraved checkout arrow illuminated in a clear sign suspended above a shop aisle
The arrow sits above the customer route with no stand on the floor.

Interior wayfinding · Ceiling-suspended acrylic

A clear route to checkout

The brief
Make the checkout direction visible before shoppers reach the aisle junction.
Installation approach
Set the drop height and panel angle for the main approach. Route power back to the ceiling fixing area.
Check before ordering
Confirm the arrow direction on a floor plan, check readability from the approach and have the installer verify the fixing points.
A shallow fragrance lightbox with a visible side bracket and neatly routed cable at a pop-up booth
The slim frame sits against the booth panel, with power routed down the side.

Fragrance pop-up · Removable slim wall frame

A poster frame for a temporary booth

The brief
Use one large image to draw people toward the sampling plinth and pack the display away after the event.
Installation approach
Agree the mounting method with the booth contractor and keep the cable outside the visitor path.
Check before ordering
Ask for the venue’s permitted fixing method, available power and delivery or collection slot.
Round projecting bakery sign and an illuminated menu in the storefront at dusk
The projecting sign serves the approach along the pavement. The menu is visible nearer the entrance.

Bakery entrance · Projecting sign + interior display

A storefront seen from the pavement

The brief
Make a narrow storefront easier to spot from the side and give customers a second point of information at the door.
Installation approach
Discuss the proposed bracket, wall surface and power entry with the installer. Specify the exposure of the exterior position when requesting a quote.
Check before ordering
Provide the facade photo, pedestrian approaches and exposure to weather. Confirm any mounting and site requirements before ordering.

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