GIMSUN Monthly Magazine NO.72

addtimes：2025-07-22 click：241 author：Gimsun

GS ·News

Recently, commissioned by a client, we provided one-stop services for the production, transportation, and installation of stickers on the hoardings of a building under renovation in Hong Kong's Outlying Islands District. We use high-precision printing equipment and strict color matching to ensure perfect presentation of the images. The stickers undergo rigorous quality control, and our installation team, with their rich experience, is able to respond promptly even if the installation location is remote, strictly controlling the construction progress and details. The final product highly matches the client's requirements and has received full recognition and praise.

GS · Info

The selection of materials and processing techniques for signage is crucial in different indoor and outdoor use scenarios. They not only carry the core functions of guidance and description but also serve as effective advertising mediums. This issue introduces seven commonly used materials for signage and their advantages and disadvantages.

1.Stainless Steel Signage: Has a strong sense of three-dimensionality and texture; easy to process, corrosion-resistant, and durable. However, it tends to be darker and monochromatic.

2.Aluminum Alloy Signage: Light material with a strong modern feel, similar to titanium; slightly more expensive than galvanized sheets.

3.Copper Signage: Offers a unique antique effect and high-end appearance; however, it's more expensive, heavy, difficult to install, and prone to oxidation and discoloration.

4.Acrylic Signage: Short production cycle, high light transmittance, and strong impact resistance; however, it is prone to scratches.

5.PVC Signage: Low cost with simple processing; however, it has poorer durability and is prone to fading and deformation.

6.Wooden Signage: Provides a natural feel, creating a vintage and pastoral atmosphere. However, it is flammable and requires regular maintenance.

7.Stone Signage: Long lifespan with unique texture effects; however, the material itself is heavy, making installation challenging.

GS ·New Trends and Perspectives

Step into this summer fantasy space with a refreshing blue base color, where layered paper clouds slowly rise from the window display base, bringing the lightness and freedom of the sky into reality. Paper windmills and cut-outs seem to soar on a summer breeze, adding dynamic vitality. Ribbons embellished with flowers and fish hang in the air, gently swaying with the "wind," expressing the summer vibe in a lively and vivid manner. The entire scene combines paper art decoration with cloudlike fantasy, immersing viewers instantly in the dreamy and energetic summer atmosphere.

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