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One Way Vision - See through window signs
Posted on March 11th, 2010 No commentsSignage that can be see through has heaps of advantages. For example, it maintains your privacy, cuts down glare and still allows you to see what’s going on outside. That’s why we are often asked to produce one way vision graphics which have tiny holes to allow it be a see through sign.
Avon Truffle Company asked us to make a one way vision sign for the back window of its Great Wall X240 SUV. You can see from the photo above that they still have complete rearward vision, whereas the top photo shows how it looks from the outside.
See through window graphics can be used for offices, cars, buses, or any application in which you need to see out, but still want your graphics to be seen.
Contact us for further information or to discuss any options for one way vision signage.
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Life-size Cardboard Cutouts
Posted on February 18th, 2010 1 commentYou may know these guys as George and Gary from a hit reality TV cooking show. No, we didn’t have them in our office, but we did produce these cardboard cutouts for Zesti Woodfired Ovens.
If you need a character made into a cardboard cutout (well, technically a plastic cutout) at life size, then we can help.
From one off to several hundred, as long as the photo is crisp, we can trick your eyes into believing that your favourite personality is really sitting in your office.
Give us a call and speak to our friendly staff about your life-sized cardboard cutout needs.
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Banners - March Special for Western Australia
Posted on February 17th, 2010 No commentsPerth Graphics Centre is proud to announce a special for advertising banners, made from outdoor durable PVC with ropes and eyelets.
If you’re in WA, we’d like to offer you a 3 metre x 1 metre banner, full colour printed for the ultra-low price of $250 including GST for each printed banner.
You can have any combination of text, photographs or graphics. Please call us for artwork requirements. Of course, if you have no artwork, we can create yours for a small fee.
Contact us now, as this special is for internet users only!
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Fascia Signage - Handcrafters House
Posted on January 20th, 2010 No commentsOur client, Handcrafters House in Midland WA needed a sign on their fascia but the deadline was quite tight. Rather than us tell the story, we thought it better to post the unedited Testimonial supplied by the owner, Michelle:
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Recently I purchased a new premises for my patchwork & quilting business in Midland. The fascias on this building are huge and I wasn’t really sure where to start.I found Perth Graphics Centre online through the Yellow Pages and emailed them to which they replied first thing the following morning. (Note to self - prompt and professional). A day or so later Tony and I were standing out the front of my shop measuring the signage area and discussing what would be needed.
As I dabble in a bit of graphic design I wanted to design my own signage, which was not a problem for Perth Graphics. After a lot of emails back and forth, due mainly to my indecision on colour, design, size and placement (after all I wanted it to be perfect) we came to the final product which was installed less than a week later! All of this happened in the weeks leading up to Christmas, one of the most busiest times of the year.
I was so impressed with Tony & Clare’s team at Perth Graphics that I offered to write to this testimonial. The quality of their work, their professionalism and their patience with my ever changing mind is second to none. And now my artwork sits proudly above my shop for all to see! Thank you Perth Graphics!”
Thankyou Michelle. We appreciate the business too! Just a side note… Whilst this sign was being installed, we had one gentleman approach us and ask where Handcrafters House had shifted to. He saw the sign and pulled in off the street to come and see what Handcrafters House had to offer! Proof positive that good signage really does work.”
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Metal Signs on shopfronts - how to transform your look
Posted on September 25th, 2009 No commentsOften the quickest way to give your shopfront a lift is to freshen it up with new signage. Old signs can look tired, and give off a negative impression. However with bright digital print, and new metal signs, you can transform the look of your shop and make it much more appealing.
Have a look at the Kebab King Van we renewed before the 2009 Perth Royal Show. Now it draws people in, with its eye catching graphics. Our team of professional in house designers spent time with the client, Snax Catering, and came up with a new image for this previously tired looking van.
If you would like a consultant to come out and discuss new signage for your business, head to our contact page, or e-mail us at info@pgc.com.au
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Magnetic Signs or Car Magnets - a cheap alternative to vehicle signage
Posted on July 28th, 2009 1 commentWe often get asked if we make magnetic signs for cars - the answer is simple. Yes! These car magnetics are a great alternative to stickers, and offer a temporary branding for while you’re on the job.
Made from a durable, vehicle grade magnetic, these signs can be done in full colour, or just one colour if required. The standard size is 600mm x 300mm, and they’re usually done in pairs.
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Revamp your signage
Posted on June 24th, 2009 No commentsWhen you want to renew your signage after a few years, or if you want a completely fresh look, speak to us about new signage. We can send a consultant to discuss the best techniques for signwriting your building, vehicles, fleets, or even labels and stickers.
Thousands of colours, and hundreds of materials are at our disposal to make your business look its best. Our high quality large format digital printers can also print full colour, so even photographs or blends are not an issue. And it’s all at excellent prices with quick turnaround.
Remember, a business with no sign is a sign of no business.














