In January, EcoRIG released a new and improved version of theGraphic System and by March had installed a number of systems across the shop front of the Lakeland store in Bicester as well as the Cineworld in Wandsworth.
Feedback from the retail sector suggested that graphics were not the only issues that staff were facing when carrying outdisplay changes at height. This inspired EcoRIG to design its second product, known as theGrid System. This system allows a variety of items such as three dimensional props and graphic panels to be suspended at various heights and depths.
By the end of summer, EcoRIG had captured the interest of Disney who immediately requested the installation ofGraphic Systems and the recently releasedGrid systems in to their stores in Liverpool and Norwich. Before the end of October, EcoRIG had installedGraphic andGrid systems for House of Fraser, New Look and Dorothy Perkins. After the acquisition of such main stream clients, EcoRIG designed yet another innovative display solution known as theProp System.
This system allows individual display or lighting fixtures to be lowered to ground level for updating or maintaining. EcoRIG suppliedGrid andGraphic systems abroad to both Italy and Spain and by the turn of the year designed yet another display solution known as thePlatform System. This system allows a platform to be lowered to ground level to alter or maintain a display.
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