Archive - Case Studies

We have just finished a set of exhibition panels printed on foamed pvc boards, these are for the Inniskillings Museum for the latest exhibition forming part of their 1914-1918 commemorations.  If you haven’t been to the museum recently then it is well worth a visit – you can find out more on their website  

Some custom printed rubber mats leaving us today on their way to our friends @Portobello-Ristorante-Pizzeria in London. Check out our outdoor durable rubber mats here  and why not check out Portabello Ristorante Pizzeria next time you’re in London.

When one of Enniskillen’s most well loved entertainment venues underwent a recent a re-fit the owners were quick to approach L.E. Graphics to discuss their signage needs. The Bush, which has been feeding, “watering” and entertaining locals and tourists alike in Enniskillen for decades has been subject to a major revamp this summer and opened it’s doors last week

A lot of our work is for local businesses in Ireland (North and South) but occasionally our products and services are called upon from further afield. Earlier this year the final pallet of table tops left our workshop bound for the new Ratatouille restaurant at Euro Disney. We printed the design onto 3M wrapping vinyl

LE Graphics were delighted to have recently been selected to design and install a new Monolith (also known as a Totem) style sign for Honda. The sign was fitted at Cathcart Power Equipment who are a main dealer for Honda Power Equipment, based just outside Enniskillen in Northern Ireland. Over 3m tall the slim line totem is fabricated

L.E. Graphics are pleased to have won a recent tender to design, manufacture and install a series of plaques to mark the various places of interest on a new interactive historical walking tour for Enniskillen town. The tour will be available as a web app and as participants follow their online guide, places of interest will

  Pettigo’s impressive Termon Complex got its final “badge” today with the installation of exterior and interior signage. LE Graphics were pleased to have been selected to design and install internal way-finding signs and external totem style signs for this modern, landmark building on the Fermanagh / Donegal border. In addition we also installed fingerpost and

L.E. Graphics are proud to have been working hard with National Trust throughout the Northern Ireland region in recent months to carry out a major overhaul of external signage at many of the Trust’s key properties. Following success in two separate and independent tendering processes to design, supply and fit new external signage for properties in

L.E. Graphics have recently added to their product range with the introduction of custom made metal badges, medals and keyfobs. L.E. Graphics can now offer a range of bespoke items which are all custom made so virtually any design and material can be used. Lapel badges and keyrings can be cast or pressed ion a variety of metals

When the newly built church hall at Enniskillen Presbyterian Church required interior signage befitting its modern design, L.E. Graphics were the natural selection to provide the solution. A £1.6 million investment led to the refurbishment of the church and the creation of a suite of halls named the Bridge Centre. The name was chosen to

Although May and June have been a whirlwind few months for our sign department, our involvement with the G8 summit didn’t stop there. We were also selected through competitive tender process to supply Fermanagh District Council with a range of products such as umbrellas, bags, clothing, feather flags and even balloons all branded with the Fermanagh Lakeland’s

When the Prime Minister announced that the G8 was going to be hosted here, Fermanagh took a long hard look at itself and work started almost immediately on making improvements so that the world would get the best possible impression of this beautiful county. We were involved in a  great many projects and one of those involved

L.E. Graphics were delighted to have been recently awarded the contract to produce and install a series of plaques to mark significant buildings which form part of a heritage trail around the North Fermanagh village of Belleek. Following a competitive tender process, we were awarded the contract by Fermanagh District Council and we produced and installed

Like most industrys, the sign business is constantly changing but the latest advancement in technology which we feel will change the signage industry in a big way is widespread availability and the reduction in cost of High Definition Digital Signage. Although the technology has been around for some time, it has now become affordable to

Cooneen Group a leading manufacturer of clothing and specialist PPE recently completed a major upgrade to their Fivemiletown factory and L.E. Graphics were delighted to have been selected to manufacture and install signage to brand the impressive new building with the new Cooneen Group corporate logo. The main element of the signage was two very

L.E. Graphics were pleased to have been appointed to repair hull graphics for the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race. The Clipper Round the World Yacht Race is the only fully crewed round the world yacht race. This year 10 yachts are competing in the epic challenge and this week they stopped over in Derry

LE Graphics were recently appointed to undertake the re-branding of a famous Fermanagh icon – the M.V. Kestrel We were delighted to be selected to print and apply a full vinyl hull wrap of this famous Fermanagh Tourist Attraction. M.V. Kestrel is a waterbus based in Enniskillen that operates a busy schedule of guided tours

When Fermanagh coach operator Lakeland Tours purchased a new luxury coach we were delighted that they turned to LE Graphics to design and apply a new eye-catching livery. Simple yet striking  best sums up the new livery which uses elements of the company’s logo to create a bold and unique design on the sides of the coach. The

L.E. Graphics were selected recently to produce and install a series of canvas prints and some traditional wooden signage for the National Trust at their magnificent property “The Argory” near Moy. The signage was completed in hardwood and hand painted in a shade of grey selected to match existing woodwork aound The Argory. The signage has a

Remember this? Well we got bored with it and here’s the result….. We have wrapped our trusty old transit van with a new vinyl graphic based on the cover of our 2012 clothing catalogue. It’s hard to believe that this van is almost 10 years old … we were trying to calculate the cost of