New sign system
Simple new system for attaching logos or emblems. Many organisations want to identify their relocatable buildings by emblazoning them with their logos or emblems.
These signs were previously welded to the fabric covers. In certain conditions or for shorter periods, however, the user may not want the building to display signs at all. Equally, some organisations often donate or transfer their WiikHall structures to another body after a few years. If the World Food Programme transfers a structure to Unicef, for instance, the latter will want it to carry its own logo rather than the previous owner's.
O.B.Wiik has accordingly introduced a new sign solution to overcome this challenge. The system comprises separate logos/emblems which are attached to the fabric cover with the aid of grommets and lacing. A World Food Programme emblem, for example, can be easily installed on the cover and just as simply removed when desired. If the building is taken over by Unicef, for instance, its logo will be easy to attach.
All logos come in a standard size measuring about 3.5 x 2 metres.
Each relocatable building has space for four signs
– one on each side wall, and one on each side of the roof.
O.B.Wiik carries pre-printed logos/emblems for most UN agencies in stock.
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