A parking display customisation request should describe what needs to change and why. Dimensions, mounting, graphics, directions and the displayed information should be reviewed against the selected product before feasibility, price or delivery is confirmed.
Describe the sign in its real location
Provide a parking plan and identify the intended sign position, viewing direction and available mounting space. Explain which route choices the display must communicate. Clear site information helps distinguish a graphic request from a change that affects the equipment itself.
Separate appearance from function
List visual requirements such as text, colours and symbols separately from functions such as displayed counts or changing arrows. If a third party will provide a housing or mounting structure, identify the responsibility for dimensions, access and installation.
Review the proposed configuration before ordering
AKE’s portfolio includes entrance, LED indoor and LCD indoor parking guidance displays. Selection and any non-standard changes need project-specific technical review. Confirm the agreed drawings and functions before treating a proposed customisation as available.
Questions and answers
Does a customisation request confirm that a change is feasible?
No. The proposed change needs technical review against the selected equipment and the site requirements.
What should be included with a display enquiry?
Include the location and viewing direction, available dimensions, mounting constraints, desired graphics and the information the sign must display.
