For branding agencies, exhibition firms, fit-out contractors and signage resellers
Turn approved creative work into a defined fabrication package. Metroplus can review trade enquiries from agencies and contractors who need signage components or finished signs produced to an agreed specification. Discuss the required manufacturing scope, presentation, packaging and delivery arrangements before confirming a white-label or subcontract production order.
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Submit a production-ready brief
Provide dimensioned drawings, artwork files, material references and the required quantities. Identify which details are fixed and where fabrication advice is requested. A technical review can highlight missing information, assembly interfaces or sampling needs before a final production proposal is prepared.
Set the approval and communication route
Agree who approves drawings and samples and who communicates with the end client. Record confidentiality, branding and direct-contact arrangements where required; these are commercial terms to be agreed, not assumed. Keep revisions traceable so production follows the final authorised files.
Choose the supply boundary
The order may cover individual components, assembled signs or a package with delivery and separately agreed installation support. Identify electrical components, mounting provisions and accessories explicitly. Confirm what the receiving contractor must supply or complete so the manufacturing scope matches the intended handover.
Plan packing and repeat orders
Discuss protective packaging, identification labels and the sequence in which items will be unpacked. Where neutral packaging is required, confirm the exact arrangement before dispatch. Retain the approved specification and component references for repeat work, while checking whether materials or models have changed since the previous order.
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Next step
Submit a trade fabrication enquiry. Share the information below so the proposed scope can address your actual project.
Helpful to include: Company type, drawings, quantities, supply-only or installation, packaging needs, confidentiality requirements, delivery location, target date.
