The Factory Behind Everything We Ship
Inside the MBS workshop, printing, lamination, cutting and assembly turn an approved design into a physical installation. Our team has produced signage, displays and brand environments since 2008. Explore the equipment and bring your brief to a booked visit so we can review the production approach together.
The machine floor
What runs here
- Large-format printingRoll printing for display graphics, signage and vehicle media.
- Lamination lineIndustrial lamination for print durability indoors and out.
- CNC laser cuttingMetal and acrylic cutting for letters, panels, and parts.
- CNC routingCut and shaped components, with material and thickness reviewed for the job.
- Channel-letter bendingAutomatic bending for consistent 3D letter profiles.
- Laser weldingClean structural seams on built-up letters and frames.
- Assembly & finishingPainting, wiring, LED integration, pre-assembly staging.
Why in-house matters
From a drawing to a buildable detail
Material choice, print colour, cut edges, lighting and assembly all affect the finished piece. Reviewing those details with the production team helps turn a visual concept into drawings and specifications that can be made. Samples and workshop checks can be included where the design needs them, with approvals recorded before the next production stage.
Pre-assembly & QC
Approved before it ships
We review dimensions, materials, graphics, finishes and assembly against the approved brief. Depending on the project, this can include a sample, lighting check or assembly review before delivery. The production plan identifies the checks and approvals needed, while site installation includes a final review of the agreed work.
Since 2008
Work you can see in the portfolio
Our portfolio brings together Jumpoline facade signage, Givenchy product displays, Downy shelf branding and other physical brand work. Each uses a different combination of printing, fabricated parts, finishing and installation. Those examples help us discuss the approach for your own site and campaign.
Visit
See it before you sign
The fastest way to evaluate a production partner is to stand on their floor. Book a tour — walk the lines, meet the team that will run your project, and bring your drawings; feasibility conversations are better held next to the machines that will do the work.
Frequently asked
Can we visit the factory?
Yes. Contact the team to arrange a suitable appointment and confirm the location and access details. Share the purpose of your visit and bring drawings or site photos if you would like to discuss a project with the production team.
Do you outsource any part of production?
Our workshop handles printing, cutting, fabrication and assembly. Projects can also include bought-in components such as screen panels, lighting and control equipment. The quote identifies the completed supply and installation scope and any responsibilities assigned to other parties.
What's your production capacity?
Capacity depends on the process, material, quantity and existing production schedule. Send the required quantities and delivery date so the team can review a suitable production window or phased delivery. We confirm the programme with the project quote.
Stand on the floor before you sign
Book a tour and bring your drawings — the coffee is on us.