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LED Lights Save Lit Sign Costs For Our Customers and Create Great Christmas Shows

LED Lights Make Signs Functional And Fun

LEDs otherwise known as Light Emitting Diodes are brightening up everything, including the sign industry.  Wondering why?  There are so many advantages to LEDs. One of those advantages is longevity.  As quoted from Wikipedia’s LED lights post

Many of the LEDs made in the 1970s and 1980s are still in service today. Typical lifetimes quoted are 25,000 to 100,000 hours That is just one of the many reasons why we here at The Sign Depot choose LEDs to light signs.  They are also economical, very visable from long distances and environmentally friendly   Even some of our “retro-look” signs are powered by LEDs.  The Light Emitting Diodes help us achieve the look we want and the low cost sign maintenance that our clients are looking for with their lit signs. LED signs also give you lot of of choice.  They come in several different colours and well as ones that can be programmed to rotate colours constantly.  Giving our clients unique options for their business signs is something we choose to do.  No one wants to look like all the rest.  Finding ways to get noticed is what can give you an edge over your competition, while making sure it is affordable for your company. Take a look at one company did to attract customers with an LED Christmas Display.  It’s Gangnam Style all the way!   On their YouTube Channel they wrote
STATS: 41,000 bulbs, 2,000 light channels, 2kms of cable & 200 hours to set up. My past displays have raised more than $90k for community projects. And what does it cost in power? An extra $10/week

Reading further on their channel you will see that this display for 3 hours every night.  Chances are your LED needs won’t even come close to the amount of bulbs they used so doesn’t that make you think about savings for your energy costs?   Want more info about LED lit signs? Make sure to Contact Us

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CRFA We Are Heading Your Way – Business Signs for the Restaurant Industry

Canadian Restaurant And Food Services Association Show

March 4-6, 2012

We’re ready to get in the SPRING OF THINGS by Springing Forward to the CRFA Show happening at the Direct Energy Centre in Toronto Ontario.

This will be a top notch event for those in the Restaurant And Food Services industry.   This exhibitor show is open to trade professionals only and the registration cost is $35 but FREE ADMISSION is granted to CRFA members.

You can find some of the Highlights of this year’s show through the online guide

Here’s a look at what you can expect from the CRFA Show

Additional Highlights Include

  • Hockey great Bob Pulford to appear at 2012 CRFA Show
  • Sportscaster Ron MacLean to join restaurant industry leaders at CRFA Show’s Breakfast with Champions
  • Wine and glassware with Georg Riedel at the 2012 CRFA Show
  • As well as several seminars and demonstrations throughout the show
  • UPDATE  The Stanley Cup will be at the CRFA Show on MONDAY
 

We hope that if you plan on attending the show you’ll come and find us at booth 130 , beside the Cooking Stage on the left end of the floor plan

Stop in to say hello and see what innovative ways we can help bring attention to your business.  Custom designed restaurant signs can can display just how unique your establishment is and can help brand your business.   We would be happy to chat more with you about our past restaurant sign projects and give examples of how they have increased traffic for our clients.  The Sign Depot is able to design signs for entire restaurant.  Exterior signs, wayfinding signs and menu signs are just a few things to think about when it comes to the restaurant industry.  Need signs for your food service business? We have great example of exterior building signage on the Pinty’s Delicious Foods post.

For more information on visiting the CRFA Show at the Direct Energy Centre please visit the location page
 
Remember to look for us at Booth 130
  CRFA Show - Restaurant - The Sign Depot

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