Zebra are currently in the development stage of three Coral Betting shops, manufacturing and installing internally illuminated fascia and projecting signs. Coral are one of many high street names that are converting to illuminating their fascia signage via LED's as opposed to fluorescent lighting. The savings over a fairly short period of time, far out way the initial spend and help towards reducing their carbon footprint, in turn helping to make a greener high street. In certain cases using a specified LED unit in compliance to the government's Enhanced Capital Allowance Scheme in relation to White Light Emitting Diodes in signage, our clients can qualify to claim tax relief on their investment in the product and this can include transportation to site and some of the direct costs of installation. Clarity on the eligibility of direct costs is available from HMRC.
We recently provided and fitted a large format digitally printed banner for one of Corals developments in Huddersfield. Zebra can normally turn these type of banners around within two-four days, fully digitally printed, hemmed and eyelets, ready for dispatch or install.

Lacayo Wolfe Design Consultants, based in central London, have a long history with the team at Zebra. When external signage was required for a major refurbishment project at the EThames Graduate School, Canary Wharf, Zebra Signs were "the people for the job"
An upmarket quality feel was required for the sig
nage and brushed stainless steel was decided on. A two meter tall monolith sign was created for the main entrance, manufactured by our local group metal & acrylic fabrications company, and the lettering was screen printed on to the surface to provide a durable finish. Further smaller signage, manufactured the same way, were installed around the building.