The Sign Show to host School of Wrap

School of Wrap will be hosted in collaboration with leading wrapping specialists CVi Group, All Print Supplies and Space Architectural Interior Films, as well as FESPA UK

The Sign Show, a new event co-located with The Print Show (23rd-25th September, Hall 3,NEC Birmingham) announce an exciting feature to this year’s inaugural event – the ‘School of Wrap’.

Focussing on educating and offering guidance to attendees, the event will play host to the first-ever School of Wrap. Free to access, this special feature will cover everything from vehicle wrapping to architectural wraps, offering valuable insight into these markets.

While the full timetable will be revealed closer to the event, visitors can look forward to live demonstrations from wrapping specialists, Q&A sessions with industry experts, as well as the opportunity to try out wrapping vehicles, furniture, and various other items first-hand.

The area will be hosted in partnership with several leading wrapping specialists. CVi Group, a provider of industry-specific training programmes and contract labour within the wrapping sector, will be leading the vehicle graphics area, while All Print Supplies and Space Architectural Interior Films will showcase opportunities in architectural wrapping.

“The School of Wrap will serve as the centrepiece of what is shaping up to be an incredible debut event,” said The Sign Show event director, Chris Davies. “We’re absolutely delighted to be working with some of the leading names in UK wrapping talent and opening visitors’ eyes to opportunities within this creative sector.

School of Wrap at the Sign Show
The all new School of Wrap will feature at The Sign Show

In addition, FESPA UK will support the area through its Waste Accreditation initiative, the industry standard for print, signage and graphics in the UK. FESPA UK will be on hand to recycle any waste material that is generated from the demos and hands-on experience taking place across the area. This will offer insight into the sustainable and environmentally friendly practices available to those in the wrapping sector.

Suzi Ward, managing director of FESPA UK, and Jon Hutton, director at FESPA UK, added,  “We are delighted to support The Sign Show and this exciting feature. As part of our ongoing Waste Accreditation initiative, we will work closely with the show to capture and responsibly dispose of material waste generated throughout the School of Wrap.”

What to expect at the School of Wrap

The vehicle wrapping element will include sessions on wrapping theory, such as preparation, film capabilities and the key factors to consider, as well as a closer look at the particular properties of vehicle wrap film. Visitors will also gain insight into install-specific tools and vehicle preparation methods, as well as the opportunity to view live demonstrations of tricky applications including wing mirrors.

Chris Edwards, director at CVi Group, commented “For me, it’s about helping educate people that don’t have the knowledge but want to learn, or those that feel they should know more but are not confident enough to ask for help. We want to spread the word on our industry to get younger people coming through.”

Architectural wrapping highlights include an introduction to the sector and the many opportunities for growth, a look at the type of products used in these applications, and expert advice on what tools to use. Attendees can also learn about substrates and preparing surfaces for wrapping and view live demonstrations of specialist corner detailing finishing.

“All Print Supplies and SPACE Architectural Interiors are proud to support The Sign Show’s first School of Wrap event,” said Scott Davis, sales director of All Print Supplies.

Tiffany Parkin, architectural manager at SPACE Architectural Interiors, added, “This event is all about celebrating innovation, creativity, and the latest advancements in architectural signage and interior branding – something we’re truly passionate about. We’re excited to collaborate with industry professionals, exchange ideas, and contribute to an event that continues to drive the sector forward.”

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