Thank you to IDS displays in Australia for sending in some photos of a recent T3 stand. The photos are great… especially the bird’s eye view shot which really helps to show the scale and creative layout of the stand. If only we could always receive photos of this kind! Thanks again for sending them in. Please continue to do so as we can all take advantage of them. 

Dear all,

Please take the time to briefly read through some T3 International news.

Jonathan Evitt has recently returned from a successful trip to China representing the T3 Range.  The priority for the trip was to monitor legal action on numerous copyright infringements, as well as attend the Sign Show in Shanghai to identify industry developments and competition.

1). Successful legal action;

We are happy to announce that the outcome of the legal action against Assab has been successful. They were the most aggressive exporters of all the Chinese copiers. they also sold t3 to other Chinese companies who exported it as well. So this is a very significant success.

This result means another fake is off the market and this success will act as a deterrent to current or future infringements. We are currently fighting, together with our Chinese partners, Lingtel, a further 8 actions. We expect another two positive results soon.

So you can see that we are fighting hard to protect the brand.

2). Copiers at the Sign Show.

This is more good news. There were only 4 stands showing t3 copies, compared to 14 last year. They were also only showing counters and shelving, compared to last year when whole stands were built out of the copies. Clearly a significant reduction in number of fakes and copies which is good news for all for us! It shows that our aggressive legal actions are working.

3). No competition;

There were no new products on display that were any competition at all to t3. In fact there were no new products at the show  which I was able to identify at all.

4). What was at the Show

There were a lot of stands showing bent metal frames with “fabric sleeves”. Fabric is becoming more and more popular, just like at the Exhibitor Show in Las Vegas this year.

Overall the trip has been successful for the T3 System which is great news for all of us involved.

Kind Regards,

Tecna Display Ltd

T3 HOME & OFFICE 2013

The Tecna Display office has been entirely fitted out with our T3 System. We have designed solutions using T3 to cater for all office requirements. We offer a wide range of desks, office dividers, photo frames and other important accessories. It is a cheap, efficient and re-configurable method of providing your office space with all the general requirements and more!

The potential is huge! Get involved.

Tecna Display Ltd - LONDON EVENT 2013

Dear All,                

Tecna Display Ltd has recently hosted our distributor event in London. For those of you that attended we would just like to thank you all for coming. The event was a huge success and the feedback we have received has been hugely positive. So thank you to all that were involved. 

The main focus of the event was to promote a number of new products that Tecna Display ltd and Lumivision have been developing. These new products included a magnetic monitor for pop up stands, 3D rooms, and interactive plinths and counters! As well as this we have been promoting the WandLite, an eco friendly lighting alternative with huge potential across numerous industries.

The new product ranges have sparked significant interest and excitement. We are all working hard to get these products ready for you all! Not long to wait now.

Thank you again for coming to join us! Let’s hope T3 Systems continues to grow and we all develop significantly more business as a result!

Tecna Display Ld.

T3 INNOVATION

The twist-in shelf support; an accessory suitable for Channel, Fusion and Ultralite beams, is very easy to use and like all of our range requires no tools to construct. In contrast to the wooden alternative it does not require ‘notching’ on the corners which takes time and energy. With the Twist-In shelf support the shelf sits flush against the surrounding beams maximising space. Each shelf would need one ‘twist-in shelf support’ on each beam; the shelves can support a reasonable amount of weight safely and securely.