Cisco and GSX Trade Show Letter Display
WhiteClouds fabricated a two-level Cisco and GSX letter display for a trade show in Las Vegas using EPS foam, acrylic, aluminum, wood, and a metal base.
- Application
- Trade show display
- Location
- Las Vegas
- Cisco Letters
- EPS foam on an acrylic box
- GSX Letters
- 57-inch aluminum letters on a metal base
WhiteClouds fabricated this dimensional Cisco and GSX sign for a trade show in Las Vegas. The project combined an upper Cisco wordmark with a larger row of GSX letters, giving the two names separate levels within one freestanding display.
Cisco above a 57-inch GSX letter set
The completed sign uses a stacked arrangement rather than placing both names on one baseline. The Cisco letters occupy the upper portion of the display, while the 57-inch GSX letters establish the larger lower tier.
That hierarchy allowed each wordmark to remain distinct in the finished trade show setting. The assembled composition combines dimensional letters, contrasting surfaces, and a shared base.
Foam and acrylic above aluminum and a metal base
WhiteClouds made the upper Cisco letters from EPS foam and mounted them to an acrylic box. The GSX letters were fabricated from aluminum and mounted to a metal base.
Wood was also used in the project. Assigning different materials to the upper and lower elements supported the layered construction while preserving the shapes and spacing of the supplied graphics.
Planning a dimensional trade show wordmark
A comparable display starts with the exact vector artwork, letter heights, overall footprint, finish references, viewing sides, base requirements, venue access, destination, and show date. A stacked design also needs the vertical relationship between each name or logo resolved before fabrication.
WhiteClouds fabricated the Cisco and GSX letter display for the Las Vegas trade show.
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