Paul’s Corner, March 2019
Burton US Open Snowboard Championships 2019
The 37th Annual Burton U·S·Open Snowboarding Championships return to Vail, Colorado, February 25 through March 2, 2019. As the premier event of the competitive snowboarding season, the Burton U·S·Open showcases the most progressive riding from the world’s top athletes in both slope-style and halfpipe.
Britten produced hundreds of sponsor banners, as well as mesh wraps for the 25′ vertical height meters (shown above) that show just how high the snowboarders are above the top of the slopes.
Four nights of free entertainment can also be experienced as part of the Burton Concert Series, where Britten provided the speaker scrim that adorned the stage.
Out-of-Home Advertising
Simon Malls has established great partnerships with advertisers at their shopping centers across the country, including these window decals for the Adidas Factory Outlet Store at Camarillo Premium Outlets in California shown above.
In other situations, a framed display like this one above the parking garage at The Domain in Austin, Texas is an appropriate solution. Britten provides a wide assortment of hardware systems designed to make installation easier and make banners look their best.
Below, this exterior standee at Orlando Premium Outlets is heavily weighted at the base, and features a pillowcase fabric banner on top.
Public Artwork
We also love adding color and visual interest to downtown streets with public artwork — this framed BannerStretch™ system keeps banners perfectly tensioned, and limit damage commonly caused by winter winds.
How can we help with your next creative project?
We believe our job is more than just printing and shipping orders. Our job is to bring you creative solutions, guide you through the entire process, answer any questions you may have, and always deliver the highest quality.
With over 400,000 sq. ft. of production space and a diverse range of capabilities, Britten is ready to fulfill your creative request.
We sincerely appreciate you and your patronage and wish you the very best.
Cordially,
Paul