Manor Farm: Dinosaur Roar Interpretation Panels
A.J Wells & Sons Limited recently produced a series of fantastic Interpretation and Wayfinding signs for several new woodland Discover Trails, now open at farm parks across the country. These trails bring to life the delightful World of Dinosaur Roar children’s books and characters that were created in association with the Natural History Museum.
The interpretation panels are designed to convey information easily, helping children learn about each dinosaur in a fun interactive way. It’s a great way to experience the outdoors as a family, with children being kept entertained away from a screen – an iPad or computer is no comparison to a giant life-size T-Rex!
A.J Wells design and fabricate interpretation panels in a wide range of shapes, sizes and materials for use across a range of sectors. We offer a range of framing solutions that allow you to choose the most sympathetic option to blend in with its surroundings.
Dinosaur Roar Panel Specifications:
Entrance signs – 2000mm x 916mm comprising of a printed vinyl on aluminium with an anti-graffiti overlay. The backing plate was framed with an AJW T7 framing trim to give the edges protection. This allowed the backing plate to be affixed to 100mm x 100mm framework/posts.
Footprint signs – 80mm diameter comprising of a printed vinyl on aluminium with an anti-graffiti overlay and VHB tape to rear. Supplied with an additional 75mm aluminium plate two times 5.5mm drilled and countersunk.
Nameplate signs – 600mm x 300mm comprising of a printed vinyl on aluminium with an anti-graffiti overlay and VHB tape to the rear. Supplied with an additional 595mm x 295mm aluminium plate six times 5.5mm drilled and countersunk.
Information boards – 1000mm wide x 750mm comprising of a printed vinyl on aluminium with an anti-graffiti overlay. Supplied within an aluminium backing plate with two horizontal channels and four-post clips.
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Image credits:
https://the3amdiary.com/2021/06/17/dinosaur-trail-manor-farm-park-review/