One-stop-shop printing at Kestrel Court
16/09/10
The Pure Offices business community at Kestrel Court was recently joined by Cobra Digital. The large format printing company, which provides everything from banners to vehicle graphics, moved into the Portishead serviced offices in March.
Cobra Director Ben Bartholomew says the Pure Offices business centre was the obvious choice. ‘As a relatively new business we needed serviced offices that were convenient and affordable. It makes it so much easier having all your bills included in one monthly fee,’ he explains.
Cobra Digital, which was set up in September 2009, uses wide format printers to create what Ben refers to as ‘high impact graphics.’ There’s no stone left unturned at Cobra - within the signs category alone there are six different varieties on offer, from pavement signs to pop-up exhibition stands.
Even canvas isn’t too much to ask. Cobra will turn your photos into beautiful canvas prints to hang on the wall. Each print is mounted on a sturdy 38mm gallery frame, and the print technology Cobra uses allows canvases of up to 40 inches wide. One satisfied customer was so impressed she was prepared to overlook her phobia: ‘My brother recently got married and we wanted some prints of the big day. The canvas prints from Cobra were fantastic - I would recommend them to anybody, and I really don’t like snakes!’ she said.
And if that’s not enough, this bespoke printing press will even decorate your car. Cobra’s vehicle graphics service means you can place your brand on your vehicles and get your business noticed on the road. Whether it’s low-cost lettering you’re after, or a complete vehicle wrap, Cobra will see to it.
Pure Offices is keen to develop relationships between businesses in its serviced offices, and Cobra Digital is a good example of this synergy in action - one of their contracts is with a coffee-machine supplier that’s really rather local...just down the hall in fact!
For printing solutions of all shapes and sizes visit www.cobra-digital.co.uk.
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