GESS proudly secured the contract to install a large-scale signage wrap at the Imperial War Museum in London as part of its restoration project. This involved covering the iconic front facade of the Museum on behalf of Mansells PLC, aiming to enhance site aesthetics and maintain positive visitor experiences throughout the restoration process.
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Our team executed the meticulous installation of a one-to-one scale mesh print using an HP Scitex five-metre UV printer. Prior to installation, we conducted essential photography to capture the facade under optimal lighting conditions, crucial for producing high-quality signage artwork. The signage wrap played a vital role in the restoration project, effectively masking unsightly scaffolding covering the Museum's famous entrance. This presentation not only maintained a positive visitor experience but also showcased the Museum's historical significance in the best possible light.

Post-restoration, the signage wrap was expertly removed, unveiling the beautifully restored front entrance and facade to the Museum, garnering positive feedback from Mansells PLC, the Imperial War Museum, and countless visitors.
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