Frames
Training Day
Training Day focuses on the practical handover points your team needs for fitting prints, checking LEDs and caring for the frame.
How Training Day helps teams fit frames correctly
Training Day covers the handover points your team needs to work with a fabric lightbox on site. That includes fitting prints correctly, checking the LEDs and caring for the frame between campaign changes.
The session covers frame sections, LED components, power leads, printed fabric and the correct order for assembly in a store, mall passage or expo shell scheme. Attention is given to common South African site conditions such as dust on inland installations, humidity near the coast and power interruptions during testing.
Staff are shown what to inspect before the frame is signed off for use. That includes checking corner joints, confirming the fabric print sits evenly in the silicone edge, and making sure the LEDs illuminate without dark patches. A few photos taken during handover help the next graphic change go more smoothly, especially where different store teams share the display.
On-site fitting and care points
By the end of Training Day, your team has a clear method for changing graphics and handling the frame between campaigns. The handover focuses on the tasks people actually do on site, such as unpacking safely, identifying each frame section and reconnecting lighting after transport. Notes are kept straightforward so the display can be managed properly in retail and exhibition environments.
Use Training Day to link product delivery with the way your staff will work with the frame on site. The handover can be planned around existing displays, hanging points and access restrictions, with checks for the print, LEDs and packed components before anything is stored or moved again. Lightbox quotes are built from the wall size, the frame depth and whether the unit is single or double sided.
- Correct print fitting into silicone edge
- LED check for even illumination
- Care steps for campaign changeovers
Retail and expo handover conditions
Training is adapted to the site where the frame will be used, whether that is a shopping centre store, a freestanding mall activation or an exhibition stand. Ceiling height, wall condition, power position and goods-lift access can all affect how a frame is handled on the day. Those details matter when different contractors, store staff and installers share responsibility for the display.
Durban and Cape Town installations often need extra attention to moisture and cleaning routines, while Johannesburg sites usually deal with more dust during changeovers. Load-shedding also affects when LED performance can be checked properly, so teams need to know what to inspect once power is restored. Hanging frames require an added focus on suspension points, cable checks and safe access equipment.
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Checks covered during Training Day
Use Training Day when staff need clear setup guidance for fabric lightboxes, hanging frames and graphic changes.
The handover typically includes unpacking, frame identification, LED connection points, fabric insertion and the correct way to remove a graphic without damaging the edge. Teams are also shown how to store prints, protect aluminium sections and spot wear before the next campaign goes up. That keeps the lightbox presentable across repeat use in retail programmes and expo stock.
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