A full wrap on a low-floor articulated tram running the Altrincham to Bury line. Eight weeks, city-centre pedestrian streets included.
Other surfaces reaching the same audience.
Reach, context and the sectors this space is most likely to work for.
Figures are supplied by the owner and reviewed at approval. Independent measurement is shown separately where the site is audited.
Derived from the dimensions this owner listed. They have not published a spec sheet yet, so treat it as the shape rather than the print house's own rules.
Fixings, frame lip and the tension seam eat the outer edge of a printed face. Type inside the guide survives the mount.
Try artwork against this spec3 stages, set by the owner — each releases when its own delivery is proven. You still pay once, at checkout, and the money is held by Admarket — staging decides when it reaches the owner, never when it leaves you.
Every stage is proved before it pays. Photograph of each fitted vehicle with its fleet number legible. A stage whose proof you do not approve stays held and goes to claim on its own — the stages already delivered keep settling, and anything undelivered comes back to you.
Eight weeks of a wrapped tram through the middle of Manchester is a hard thing to price and an easy thing to justify afterwards. Brand search in the North West was up for the whole flight.
Thank you Graham. Line 2 opens for wraps in the spring if you want first refusal.
