Premier is a symbol group in the United Kingdom established in 1994 With over 4,000 stores nationwide, Premier is the UK’s largest and fastest growing symbol group.
Following a tender process, MG Signs are delighted to have been chosen as a supplier for the Premier brand.
Londis was established in Great Britain in 1959 by Kevin Stanley-Adams as a communally owned company, with each retailer owning a share in the parent company.
Londis is now part of the Booker Group with a retailer network is in excess of 2,200 stores and forecourt shops located throughout England, Scotland and Wales.
Following an extensive tender process, MG Signs were delighted to become a supplier for Londis.
Screwfix, a retailer of trade tools, accessories and hardware products was founded in 1979 as the Woodscrew Supply Company, the company was acquired in July 1999 by Kingfisher plc.
Following a tender process, MG Signs are delighted to have been chosen as an ongoing supplier of the Screwfix signage.
To date we have branded a number of sites and the client is very happy with the service and product they are receiving.
Budgens Stores Limited was founded in 1872 by John Budgen, who opened the first shop in Maidenhead, Berkshire and was incorporated as a private limited company on 28 May 1962. The company is now a subsidiary and retail fascia of Booker Group, part of Tesco plc.
After an extensive Tender process MG Signs are delighted to have been chosen as a supplier to the Booker Group and have supplied and fitted signage for a number of stores.
Manchester-based online fashion brand Manière De Voir opened its first physical store on London’s Oxford Street in December 2023.
MG Signs were chosen to design and develop the signage through samples and prototypes to completion. This project was made even more difficult due to support beams being required on the shop front.
MG Signs managed the design and installation of the shop front support structure and worked very closely with our client to bring it all together ready for the Grand opening just before Christmas 2024.
The client is delighted with the end result and has advised that they are getting a lot of positive feedback on how fantastic the brand looks from the street.
A British engineering company, based in Silverstone near the iconic Silverstone racetrack is taking classic, high-end luxury cars from the 1950s and 1960s and future-proofing their existence using the medium of electricity.
MG Signs were asked to produce a manufacturing solution to brand two factories for Lunaz. Both factories came with their own challenges.
The first was finding a way to internally illuminate the very complex LUNAZ corporate logo.
The customer’s brief was to have the logos illuminate with a very even and bright illumination and with no visible joints.
All logos where router cut and hogged out to allow the LED illumination to be set into the rear of the acrylic and sealed to avoid any water ingress.
The client was delighted with the end result.
Metro Bank was the first new high street bank to launch in the United Kingdom in over 150 years.
MG Signs were chosen to develop, manufacture and install the first prototype store and initial roll out.
We are extremely proud to be part of the implementation team for this very striking brand.
This project included:-
MG Signs were appointed to supply and install over 80 information, branding and directional signs at the Lynden Pindling International Airport to help it deal with a huge increase in passenger traffic.
This project involved manufacturing the signs at our factory in Northampton, shipping them to the Bahamas via the USA and sending our crews out to install these signs.
The external signs had to be designed and manufactured to cope with Category 5 Hurricanes which is sustained winds of up to 157 mph.
The project was completed on time, on budget and the client was delighted with the end result.
Following the success of this project we were asked to produce and ship over 200 signs to Africa for a similar project.
MG Signs were tasked with manufacturing and installing Greencores branding to their new multi million pound Facility in Northampton.
The branding consisted of a number of large built up 3D logos and letters fitted to various facades of the facility.
The building is also finished in corporate colours via its clad exterior and the new signs complement the building perfectly.
Greencore were delighted with the finished result and subsequently awarded us the second contract for another building.
