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3M™ Scotchcal™
Clear View Graphic Film

library film window

London Public Central Library

New Sign Standard Implementation

Project Overview:
Central London Library renovated their entire space with a fresh look. INPS manufactured and installed the exterior signage, window graphics, privacy film and wayfinding.

Challenge:
Colour Matching: Central London Library selected a new colour standard comprised of 14 unique Pantone colours. These colours had to match on screen printed, digitally printed and painted parts.

Manufacturing: LPLs sign standard requires a 4-colour paint process on photopolymer signs.

Installation: Vinyl applications required a lift to extend 40 feet in a narrow glass corridor.

Solution:
At INPS we strive to meet the expectations of our customers. Colour matching was achieved by involving our engineering and ink mixing department. The end result was a perfect match across all products for any given pantone. When manufacturiung 4-colour painted photopolymer signage, our engineers developed a specific process allowing the photopolymer signage to take all 4 colours and be completed on schedule. Window film installation was completed using a custom lift with padding along the sides to access the tricky areas. The end result was properly colour coded areas and a very happy customer.

Project Details: 
Location: Central London Public Library, London, Ontario

Scope of Project:

  • Project management
  • Design
  • Engineering
  • Fabrication
  • Installation
  • Room identification
  • Wayfinding
  • Level Signs
  • Glass finishes
  • Window graphics
  • Wayfinding
  • Privacy films
  • Window graphics
  • Hanging signs
  • Custom logos & letters
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