2026-07-28
Read it at driving distance. Most people who see your facade are passing in a car. The name has to be legible at thirty metres, and that sets the letter height before any aesthetic consideration.
Lighting is judged at night, not by day. A letter that looks excellent in daylight can show hot spots after dark. We review module spacing before fabrication, not after.
Material follows orientation and climate. A facade in direct sun needs different treatment from a shaded one, or the colour fades within a season.
The fixing is what lasts. Most failures we are called to are not in the letter but in the mounting and the wiring — invisible details that decide the whole lifespan.
Photograph it after handover. A finished facade is marketing material for you and for us. Our field archive was built exactly that way, one photograph per handover.