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We came up with 4 different designs phasing each colour from one branding to another. The authorises selected Option 3 and Option 4. Having be in retractable barrier manufacturing for over twenty years, we recommended that option 3 should be selected as having the darker colour at the top of the tape would be less likely to show stains or dirt from those queuing.

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• Brandline Products has established itself as a leading provider of wooden café barrier panels, which have gained popularity among numerous clients seeking effective café barrier systems.
• These panels are crafted within a treated mild steel frame, allowing for a range of timber options to suit various aesthetic preferences.
• Among the selections, the reclaimed scaffolding boards stand out as the most favoured choice, offering a distinctive weathered and rustic appearance that seamlessly integrates into diverse environments, enhancing the overall ambiance of your restaurant, café or bar.
• Primarily designed for outdoor use, these wooden panels serve the essential function of delineating alfresco seating or dining areas.
• Their straightforward assembly process makes them an attractive option for establishments looking to create a welcoming outdoor atmosphere.
• Built to withstand the elements, the wooden café barrier panels are robust and come with the assurance of Brandline Products’ quality guarantee, ensuring that clients receive a durable and reliable product.
• Additionally, the panels can be customised with a variety of finishes, allowing businesses to align them with their branding and design preferences.
• Brandline Products offers two distinct types of wooden panels to cater to different needs: the heavy-duty 40mm framed panels and the newly introduced lightweight 25mm framed panels.
• Both options are treated for external use, ensuring longevity and resilience against weather conditions.
• This versatility in design and functionality makes the wooden café barrier panels an ideal choice for any establishment looking to enhance its outdoor dining experience while maintaining a stylish and inviting atmosphere.
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Durable and Long-Lasting

Wrought iron products are made primarily of iron but with a little bit of carbon, this makes it very strong but also malleable enough to be turned into scrolling shapes. One of the main advantages of wrought iron is how long it lasts. Wrought iron should be painted every ten to fifteen years, but if kept in good shape it will last many times that. Even if wrought iron begins to rust, it will take many years to compromise the integrity of the iron, and many people even prefer the aged patina of rusted wrought iron. Compared to timber, the longevity of wrought iron is clearly worth the little bit of maintenance it requires.

Strong and Secure

The same strength that makes wrought iron last a long time also makes it perfect for security. That’s why it’s not unusual to see security fences and gates made of wrought iron or of a brick wall with wrought iron fencing at the top. When you’re looking for a strong and reliable material, wrought iron is the perfect choice.

Classic Appearance

Since it has a very traditional appearance, wrought iron lends any venue a classic look, reminding passersby of the grace and beauty of bygone eras.

Unobtrusive

Compare the classic beauty of a wrought iron cafe barrier panel to the standard opaque panels that are currently found. When paired with a well designed alfresco area, nothing beats the classic beauty of wrought iron . Wrought iron is so much more pleasing because its open design allows the eye to pass through it and focus ambiance of the outside dining area.

UK manufactured

Another advantage of our wrought iron panels is that they are designed and manufactured in the UK. Generally, the wrought iron panels and wrought iron planters are not produced in a large quantity and therefore it is not advantageous for any company to source the product in the far reaches of Asia.

Wrought iron maintenance.

Our Wrought iron products are constructed from iron, and steel, comes in two common forms. Firstly, it can be ‘wrought’, where its heated and hammered into the shape you want. Secondly, it can be ‘cast’, whereby its heated to liquid form and poured into moulds to create a solid piece. Most metals, with the exception of aluminium, are susceptible to rust. However, to prevent this, our wrought iron panels and planters are finished with layers of clear varnish, paint, lacquer or a durable powder coating, to add strength and protect the furniture from the elements.

To ensure longevity , regular cleaning is advised. Generally, most metals can be cleaned by simply using a little mild washing up liquid diluted with warm water. Sponge clean the panels or planters to remove any built up dirt, rinse with cold water, and then leave it to dry in the sun.

As iron and steel are susceptible to corrosion, particularly rust, ensure any chips are treated as soon as possible to avoid any future problems.

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This blog explains everything you need to know about the Rustic wooden cafe barrier post.

The Rustic Wooden Cafe Post

Our standard and most common rustic wooden posts are manufactured in 90mm and 75mm oak post size. Oak Cafe Posts are not only heavier, but also stronger and much more durable. Oak timber makes it a perfect material for exterior uses, as it can withstand the variable UK weather conditions and will also resist the other forces of nature, such as fungal and termite attacks, as well as moisture. Oak is one of the most recognized woods, it’s remarkable strength and hardness is unquestioned within the woodworking community. For centuries, the countless varieties of this hardwood have carved their way into history, serving as planking for Viking long-ships and interior paneling for the House of Commons.

When we purchase oak timber for the Cafe Barrier Wooden Posts, we buy it from the mill in three-meter lengths. They are sawn finished. After we’ve routed, sanded and cut the post to size, they are stained, painted, or clear coated to the clients specification.

Rustic posts with alternative panels

Our Rustic Wooden Cafe Barrier Posts are versatile. Whether for barrier rope, canvas banners, wooden panels, or wrought iron. Our Rustic posts can be used for any Brandline Product Banner or Panel.

Post Clips

Dependant on your application, whether you would rather use your wooden cafe barrier posts with barrier ropes or cafe panels, we will change the post accordingly. We can also amend the colour of the accessories to suit your requirement. All clips are manufactured in marine grade stainless steel to avoid corrosion.

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• Stencil
• Digital
• Vinyl Application
• Burning

In this blog we’re primarily looking at how to stencil a logo or artwork on to our wooden cafe barrier panels or planters.

Many Graffiti artists tend to use stencils. Some of the more famous ones are, of course, Banksy, and Blek le Rat . This is primarily because applying stencils is quick and they allow the artist to produce the artwork and leave almost instantly. Stencil graffiti is a form of graffiti that makes use of stencils made out of various media to create art that can be replicated easily. The design is cut out of the media and then the image is transferred to a surface through the use of roll-on paint or spray paint.

Advantages of Stencils

The advantages of using a stencil are:

a) Low cost set up.

b) Crisp images.

c) UV Stable. (Dependant on the sprays or paints)

d) Does not damage the sub material.

e) The quantity manufactured does not usually affect the price.

The disadvantages are:

1. Designs can be limited.

2. Colours can also limited.

Brandline products recommend using stencils for simple logos or messages. Just in case you fancy taking on the stencil yourself, we have listed a step by step instruction.

How to Stencil on Timber

In order to stencil a logo or message on a wooden panel, the following process is undertaken.

Ensure the surface is free from dust, and is smooth, clean and flat.

A light sanding is perfect if you can apply a clear coating to protect both the print and the timber once set in location.

Manufacture the stencil.

Using as light weight a vinyl as possible, manufacture the stencil. Now, nearly all vinyl comes with an adhesive backing on it. The adhesive backing is rated as to the adhesion strength. We use a standard, medium-tac vinyl, which, once we have agreed the artwork with the client, we cut to shape. To do this we use a digital vinyl sign cutter which is powered by a digitally controlled servo system and an accu-alignment system. This ensures it allows for precise contour cutting by detecting the registration marks. However, don’t panic, for this process, our vinyl cutter is a little over kill! A standard vinyl cutter is absolutely fine. Once the vinyl has been cut, and you have picked all the parts you don’t need, you can apply the application film to it. The application film is a clear film that you apply to the face of the vinyl which allows you to remove the adhesive backing of the vinyl. You need to do research here. Make sure the application adhesive is slightly stronger than the backing adhesive, but not strong enough to spoil the seal between the vinyl and the timber.

Apply the vinyl to the timber.

Once the vinyl backing is removed, you can apply the finished stencil to the timber. Ensure that the stencil is applied fully and remove the application film slowly. (See image 1) Pull the application film back on itself to gradually roll it off whilst using a squeegee, pushing the vinyl on to the timber.

Masking.

Mask off the uncovered parts that you do not want any over-spray to be on. (See image 2 and 3).

Spraying.

Now the fun part! Using a spray paint of the required colour, just a rattle can will do, spray the stencil from above. Remember the further away you keep the spray nozzle. the better. A thin coat will allow you to apply several coats over a short time. Do not use too much spray. This will cause runs.

Removal of Stencil and Masking.

Once you have sprayed the stencil, be patient. Wait a few minutes and then remove the stencil and the masking you have used. You may have to touch up the artwork at this point. (See image 4 & 5)

Coat the timber.

A good external clear coat will provide extra protection. (See image 6)

Repeat as necessary!

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