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Giant transparent INFiLED screen takes pole position at Circuit Paul Ricard
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uests arriving at the iconic Circuit Paul Ricard in Le Castellet, France, are
now greeted by an eye-catching architectural centrepiece designed and customised by INFiLED. The sweeping transparent LED display stretching 15m across the façade of the venue’s main entrance is among the biggest transparent LED screens in Europe.
For the project, INFiLED designed a total of 96 transparent LED panels, with three unique panels fitted precisely across each of the circuit’s 32 glass canopy windows to within millimetre tolerances, requiring
meticulous design and engineering to achieve overall visual uniformity. The complete screen measures 15m wide by 5.4m high, delivering a surface area of 81m sq. Mathieu Arnould, country sales manager of France for INFiLED, said: “Circuit Paul Ricard’s new LED screen isn’t just a warm, bold, dynamic welcome – it’s an architectural statement. It’s also a vision that we were honoured to help bring to life. “For us, no aim is too complex or too wacky.
“We custom-built every element exclusively for this project, because for over 16 years and with more than
Drytac’s Polar Grip Air used across multiple projects
Polar Air Grip was used to create a series of interior and exterior graphics at Gas Monkey Icehouse
Ask Agency used Polar Grip Air for a project in an historic school
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wo companies based on opposite sides of the pond have used Drytac’s Polar Grip Air to create striking interior and exterior graphics. Texas-based vehicle and building
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wraps specialist DTX Wraps used Polar Grip Air to create a series of interior and exterior graphics for use at Gas Monkey Icehouse, a new concept from the nearby, world-famous Gas Monkey Garage. To ensure durability in a public setting, DTX also used Drytac Weathershield Matte overlaminate. This protective film is rated for up to seven years outdoors and carries multiple fire certifications, making it a safe and reliable choice for high-traffic environments. Bristol-based Ask Agency used Polar Grip Air and Weathershield Matte to produce some eye-catching interior graphics for the historic Stonar School in Wiltshire. Founder, Peter Copper, said: “They didn’t have the budget to be able to replaster the entire Beaufort building, so wanted a piece that could be applied direct to the walls and be versatile enough to work around multiple pipes, electrical conduits and other obstacles, and still have the ‘wow’ factor.” Polar Grip Air features a strong, permanent adhesive and bubble- free application technology, making installation fast and easy. It’s designed for challenging surfaces like brick and cinderblock, making it perfect for the venue’s textured walls.
The 96-panel screen at the entrance of Circuit Paul Ricard
200 patents we can adapt to any space or ambition. If you’ve got a big, impossible plan, we’re all ears.”
Impact 3D Signs creates colourful feather flag banners for EID Fusion Festival
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or this year’s 10th anniversary EID Fusion Festival in Stockton-on- Tees, Impact 3D Signs designed and printed all the soft signage elements needed for the event.
This included a colourful kaleidoscope of feather flag banners, digitally printed to include gradients, photos, and detailed logos.
Also capturing the fusion theme was the tall, curved flags mounted on flexible poles that anchored the experience. They were printed on 115gsm or 210gsm knitted polyester, which is lightweight, durable, and weather-resistant. Impact 3D Signs provided a cost-effective solution for the given charity money and recommended reusing the soft signage elements for future festivals by being able to upcycle certain parts.
EID Fusion Festival in Stockton-on-Tees
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