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Kingswood Print + Signage

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3208 1122

Address: 80 Parramatta Road 4119 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website: https://www.kingswoodprint.com.au

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25.01.2022 Have you seen the latest Return-It site at Goodna? A recycled a bottle shop and hotel, heres a behind the scenes of the signage assembly and install

24.01.2022 Happy New Year all, thanks for an amazing 2019; we can’t wait to share all the new tricks of Kingswood in 2020 have a great night

24.01.2022 Hopefully youve been able to escape work for the weekend...

23.01.2022 Lucky we aren’t scared of heights!! Installed this banner 11 metres into the air last week #IAGpresents

22.01.2022 Not going to pretend this was easy... but totally worth it! Such an amazing outcome; this GIANT wall mural printed on 19 panels of ACM and fixed to the more than 5 metres high and about 13 metres long wall! It really gives a warm welcome to everyone who visits Inspiring Minds Child Care and Kindergarten. @ Inspiring Minds Child

21.01.2022 Cashing in to save the planet, and dont be afraid of the C word - https://mailchi.mp//cashing-in-to-save-the-planet-and-dont

20.01.2022 Kingswood Christmas lunch today in the despatch bay! Complete with GIANT tiger prawns... Thanks to @ballanddoggett for the snags and burgers! @ Kingswood Print + Signage

19.01.2022 Almost ready to get back to werkin it.... for now, a few more sunny chills. See you on the 6th of January! (get it?)

18.01.2022 Almost ready to get back to werkin’ it.... for now, a few more sunny chills. See you on the 6th of January! (get it?)

18.01.2022 K is for Kingswood. And K is for ‘key’ CMYK. Well, it’s actually a grey area (lel): the origin of K might actually be different. Before it was CMYK, the abbreviation was RYBK (red, yellow, blue, black) back in 1725, when 4-colour process printing was invented by Jacob Christoph Le Blon. So maybe K was used blacK because B was already taken and so that in the future, no one would confuse blue and black. Did you know that in France the initialism is CMJN: cyan, magenta, jaune, noir? Oui oui

17.01.2022 Loading up for a signage install at North Lakes @returnitqld @ Kingswood Print + Signage

17.01.2022 Is it too early to make a post about Christmas? We just want to be prepared with our bespoke Kingswood wrapping paper! What should we wrap up for you?

16.01.2022 Behind the scenes: mounting new vinyl to a backlit acrylic. Appropriately recycling some signage elements for Return-Its latest site at Goodna. Happy Friday! Have a great weekend! @ Kingswood Print + Signage

16.01.2022 Have a great break and safe travels over the next couple of weeks! Here’s two directors (brothers in-law) and four cousins (2 pairs)so from our Kingswood family (literally) to yours, have a great Christmas and New Years! We’ll be back on the 6th of January 2020

15.01.2022 Yep, we deliver signs in style at Kingswood... #starpower Do you recognise this #SignageCeleb from our Instagram?

15.01.2022 Meet Alex; and HOW TO Bleed - https://mailchi.mp//meet-alex-a-game-we-like-to-play-and-h

15.01.2022 Ummm wheres the sun gone? #tuesday

15.01.2022 Have a great break and safe travels over the next couple of weeks! Heres two directors (brothers in-law) and four cousins (2 pairs)so from our Kingswood family (literally) to yours, have a great Christmas and New Years! Well be back on the 6th of January 2020

14.01.2022 Yellow there, nice to meet hue.

14.01.2022 Whats that? We just got through Monday? Sick one! Alex loading up to help Matt dish out some sweet signage at Inspiring Minds Child Care Centre. @ Underwood

12.01.2022 Our BIGGEST and most complete catalogue has arrived and your copy is ready for delivery! - The most complete and up-to-date hard parts catalogue on the market. ...- Over 1,300 pages, full of new parts & accurate model listings. - More than 1.5 million motorcycle fitments from all your favourite brands. Designed, Printed and Bound in Australia! Kingswood Press granted us access into their facilities to give you an inside look into its production. Contact your A1 rep today to receive your own copy. Dont have a rep? Get in touch with our sales staff today. (07) 3451 1400 A1 Accessory Imports www.a1accessory.com.au

11.01.2022 Our team had the pleasure of visiting Kingswood Print + Signages factory today to see how our books are printed. At this stage of the process it seems surreal that these books will soon be in the hand of kids in Papua New Guinea! #BehindTheScenes

10.01.2022 Last month we collaborated with a local multimedia company Explanimate on a Woodside Petroleum project, read about it here. And click through to learn about file formats Happy September! - https://mailchi.mp//problem-solving-is-a-game-we-like-to-p

09.01.2022 Happy New Year all, thanks for an amazing 2019; we cant wait to share all the new tricks of Kingswood in 2020 have a great night

09.01.2022 Done @returnitqld North Lakes is looking schmick and ready for their new depot opening. Matt, Alex and James did some fine work on the install 2 x custom cut logo signs (front and side of the building), some giant vinyl covered ACM panels, more ACM panels, and some window stickers; even Captain Planet would be impressed! @ North Lakes, Queensland, Australia

09.01.2022 If there was ever a family business in Logan that you can call iconic, it is Kingswood Print + Signage. Started over 30 years ago by Phil Moody and his brother-...in-law, Mark Keeffe; they have moved from traditional offset printing, expanding into digital printing, signage with a full finishing department. Chatting with Phil, his understated kind demeanour and great humour hide the battle scars of a very tough market, especially as the new on-line world of social media has now become the new norm. Phil has seen the very highs and the very lows that come with building a business in a highly competitive industry with many of his competitors falling by the wayside. Phil and wife Margaret raised their family in Springwood with their children attending John Paul College. He did his apprenticeship as a letterpress printer and is very passionate about old values. The companys catch phrase Where old-school craftsmanship meets new technology is never truer. While being shown around, I was mesmerised by the incredible technology and massive size of machinery. I was even more impressed by the smiles, humour and professionalism of the staff. No doubt Phils heart is still in working the presses but with his daughter Ruth now very much involved, you can see the pride of his lifes work and the successful future of this great family business. If you think what Phil has achieved is great, please show your support by leaving a positive comment below and sharing this post. Another great business born from Logan. Click below and let us know about other great Logan Businesses that deserve to be featured on our page. https://m.me/tlbnlogan

07.01.2022 Have you seen the latest Return-It site at Goodna? A recycled a bottle shop and hotel, here’s a behind the scenes of the signage assembly and install

07.01.2022 Say Hi to our new Ops Mgr Jim// First Official day + Bday rolled into one

06.01.2022 Hopefully the Monday cyans passed you by smoothly?

06.01.2022 Ummm where’s the sun gone? #tuesday

05.01.2022 Found these cute ones in Sydney. Did you know, with our digital finishing process, you can have a different custom name in FOIL on each individual copy of your job? All you need to do is supply us with a spreadsheet of the names or data and then we do the rest! Hows that for a cute personalised gift idea for Christmas? @ Surry Hills, New South Wales, Australia

05.01.2022 A few books heading off for delivery yesterday, so happy to complete this order for one of our awesome clients

05.01.2022 Staff Profile: Taco is Kingswoods very own PR officer. He Sleeps all the time... but is a great addition to the team.

04.01.2022 K is for Kingswood. And K is for key CMYK. Well, its actually a grey area (lel): the origin of K might actually be different. Before it was CMYK, the abbreviation was RYBK (red, yellow, blue, black) back in 1725, when 4-colour process printing was invented by Jacob Christoph Le Blon. So maybe K was used blacK because B was already taken and so that in the future, no one would confuse blue and black. Did you know that in France the initialism is CMJN: cyan, magenta, jaune, noir? Oui oui

02.01.2022 Red-y for a great weekend? Enjoy, go paint the town! .... Full disclosure: this is actually #magenta, not red, and #offsetprinting ink, not paint... but weekends arent the time for judgement #puns