A full size, real-to-life prototype was then manufactured to allow store trials to commence. Tesco chose Klipspringer’s hard-wearing ACM (Aluminium Composite Material) for robustness, weather-protection and longevity-of-life – cheaper materials were not going to be up to the job. UV-stable print also ensured that colour would remain within the shadow boards without fading, while the anti-scuff laminate provided that extra level of protection to keep the shadow boards looking pristine for an indefinite period of time.
As Jason says, “Klipspringer brought my vision of a roof shadow board with tools to life. This allowed me to trial the concept and write the business plan to complete a UK-wide launch.”
