Iconic Meadowbank Winery on Richmond Road, Cambridge has recently transformed it's name and image to Frogmore Creek, echoing the premium brands of distinctive Tasmanian wines, which include their brands of Frogmore Creek, Meadow Bank, 42 Degrees South and Storm Bay. To re-inforce their brand, Saunders Signs worked extensively with their Marketing Manager, Rebecca Koumos, to design contemporary 3 dimensional, LED lit entry monument signs, along with roadside banners and directional signage.
A great new image created by Saunders Signs for Shoreline Meats. Features an LED backlit fascia sign with 20mm acrylic push through letters on a gloss black background. Also wall paper signage, blackboard and counter kickplates supplied by Saunders Signs. What a transformation ... and the meat is pretty good too!
Saunders Signs is excited to be involved in supplying signage to the ever-increasing number of Shiploads stores around the state. With stores at Cambridge, Bridgewater, Kingston and Glenorchy, the latest store has opened in Huonville. With more stores coming on line, we are proud to supply signs to a Tassie owned and operated chain such as Shiploads.
Saunders Signs was chosen by Eyelines to work with them as part of their rebranding campaign. Not only was Saunders Signs responsible for the manufacture and installation of all the new signage for all of the Eyelines stores statewide, our design department work closely with Eyelines in the development of the brand.
When Bellerive Oval took on the iconic footwear company, Blundstone, the name changed to Blundstone Arena Bellerive, and Saunders Signs were chosen to supply all the new signage at the entry gates and around the ground. The very first, and dramatic 'opening' of the new complex was in front of the Premier of Tasmania, as well as heads of both Cricket Tasmania and Blundstones, when this huge banner was unfurled over the entrance.
Signs was proud to be chosen to re-brand the first 'new look' Big Bargain Bottleshop at Bridgewater. The job entailed a large illuminated fascia sign, as well as routed aluminium composite panel lettering. Lockable poster cabinets display all the various weekly 'Specials' which Saunders printed in support of the new rollout of stores.
We are very pleased to see the Convict City Rollers did so well at the League, with a result of 126 versus the South Island Sirens at 90. Saunders Signs produced the team banner, which the Rollers looked great on! Congratulations Convict City Rollers!
After 30+ years at the helm of Saunders Signs, 2nd generation owner, Scott and Renae Saunders, have sold their business to take a well-earned long service leave break and sea-change from the industry they grew up in. Taking over as new owners and directors are Steve and Sarnia Symons. Till recently, Steve was CEO of Roaring 40s (of wind farm fame). Together, they look forward to working with existing Saunders clients and also growing the business under the general management of Sean De Freitas.
How better way to show your school to the world than with a full wrap of your school bus? Sacred Heart College have done just that, and in a pretty spectacular way. Saunders in-house design team worked tirelessly to create just the right amount of impact. The finished result is a definite head turner!
Harvey Norman Cambridge Park decided to take advantage of Saunders new promotional One Way Vision window prints to showcase the latest Sony Internet-capable LED TVs. So successful has been this form of advertising, they are about promote other products in the same way shortly. Watch this space!
Linc Tasmania is a new government enterprise combining the State Library, Adult Education and Online Access Centres. Saunders Signs were the successful tenderer for this work statewide, and are in the final round of installation of this comprehensive signage programme. The new signage provides a bright new image for this new entity.
Emerging Tassie 'icon' store; Shiploads will open their second store in Kingston on June 16th, offering a great range of discount product lines to the Kingborough area. In conjunction with MMG McInerney Marketing Group, Saunders Signs were chosen to supply all internal and external signage for this new store. The large illuminated sign at the front entry, using specially produced graphics and high intensity lighting, is so bright, everyone passing will know that Shiploads has come to town!!!!
With the Federal Government push to introduce large medical SuperClinics, Burnie has led the charge in Tasmania with a state of the art facility in Cooee. Saunders Signs were awarded the contract to supply signage for the new premises, and for the outside created a strong, powerful image using their logo, specially routed out of 25 and 20mm compressed foam PVC. This is a tough, exterior grade material that Saunders were able to rout on their new flatbed router, and then paint and pin fix to the building.
Dumplings are the new fast food, and it seems they are taking over Hobart. Dumpling World is now open on the site of the well-known Carlton Cafe - Hobart icon for many years, on the corner of Liverpool and Argyle Streets. Serving a wide range of popular asian delicacies, Dumpling World is now open for business, thanks to bright signage provided courtesy of Saunders Signs.
With a brand new corporate image designed and completed by Saunders Signs, Active Marine at Mornington can now be seen from the Mornington Roundabout; almost a kilometer away. Using specially routed aluminium letters, with high quality sign vinyls and digital prints, Active Marine, with their agency for Suzuki Marine, are definitely on the map!