Could I order just 1 board as a sample before ordering a pack of 25, so I can see what it would look like ?
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I am sorry, but it is a time consuming and costly process to get ready to run a quantity of boards, it is almost as expensive to run 1 as it is 10, for this reason the minimum quantity is 25 with no setupcharge.
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Do signs come complete with posts ?
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No they don't, unless you purchase a starter pack, you would need to order them seperately from us.
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How much is postage?
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Please use the Online Store to get a quote as postage varies with the size of the order.
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I am supplying my own artwork, what size does it need to be for “Flag Boards”
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It depends on whether the “Flag Boards” are to be in Portrait or Landscape style, if Portrait then the image size would be 803mm x 555mm or if Landscape style the size would be 600mm x 753mm
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Will my boards & posts be predrilled?
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We don't normally supply boards & posts predrilled, but this service can be carried out on request, but an extra charge would be incurred. Please ask for details.
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How long can I expect your boards to last ?
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Our boards are UV treated and in normal British weather conditions will last approx 3 years.
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What is Vectorizing?
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It is the art of converting raster images to line art images format. Line art images are size independent. That means it can be scaled up and down without losing any quality. The image will be of same quality no matter what size it is being scaled. To explain it better is to differentiate it to the raster image (bitmap image). Bitmap artwork is comprised of dots (pixels) that represent a graphic image, with each bit or group of bits corresponding to a pixel in the image. When Bitmap image is enlarged, it produces jagged edge and graininess, which is not print friendly. The bitmap file is comprised of a series of dots per inch (dpi) and when you enlarge a bitmap, rather than more dots being added, the existing dots are simply enlarged. The larger the dots get, the blurrier the image will be. Examples of Bitmap images are JPG, TIF, BMP and GIF. While Vector artwork is simply comprised of lines (wireframe) that represent the objects. Vector images are usually created with the drawing program such as CorelDraw, Adobe Illustrator or Freehand. Increase or reduction in size will produce no pixelization .
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Do you accept vector format artwork?
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Yes, we do accept vector format artwork such as .cdr, .ai, .eps, .wmf, etc. If you send us in CorelDraw (.cdr) or Adobe Illustrator (.ai), please be sure to convert the artwork from text to curves first. Otherwise we may not be able to read the same font that you have sent.
