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Philadelphia Office: (215) 781-9180
Pittsburgh Office: (724) 567-5689
Two Locations To Serve You:
Bensalem, PA and Apollo, PA
Thank you for choosing Laurel Awnings as your awning provider. This season we are facing unprecedented demand for awning installation and service. We want to assure you that we are doing our best to work as efficiently and as safely as possible to provide the exceptional service you expect from Laurel Awnings. We are working 6 days a week, 10 hours a day while under strict COVID-19 precautions to keep our clients and employees safe. For new awning installations we are on track for our 12 week turnaround time.
We thank you for understanding and want to assure you that your satisfaction is our priority. As always, we appreciate your business and look forward to open doors, sunny skies and relaxing with friends under your Laurel Awning. We will keep you updated on any additional changes.
Graphics for your Awnings
A variety of methods are used to apply graphics to your awnings.
Silkscreening
Graphics of almost any complexity can be accurately transferred to the awning through the use of screens cut specifically for the application. Ink is spread evenly over the top of the screen and "printed" onto the face of the fabric. Silkscreening is an excellent method for ensuring consistent quality in multiple applications, and can be an economical way to apply graphics where a large quantity is involved.
Painting
Handpainting is the most traditional and often the most economical method of applying graphics. Handpainting the graphics directly onto the awning, with material selected specially for fabrics, can provide a customized effect to any awning.
Cut- Out Lettering
In applications where easy readability is essential, cut-out lettering is an excellent and economical method to apply simple graphics to the awning.
Heat Color- Transfer
Awnings can be decorated through the use of a heat-colored transfer method, which utilizes a vacuum applicator to adhere color to the fabric. Any number of colors can be applied simultaneously, as pigments and resins are embedded into the fabric.