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Description
Are you a DJ, club promoter, or venue owner looking to dominate the VIP section? Our square bottle service signs provide the largest canvas for your branding, ensuring every premium delivery is seen from across the room.
Engineered for the fast-paced nightlife environment, these sleek, architectural displays combine a modern aesthetic with maximum surface area for high-definition graphics and sponsor logos.
Product Highlights
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Maximum Brand Exposure: The rectangular format offers the largest printable area for detailed logos and bold VIP text.
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Sleek, Modern Profile: A clean-cut design that fits perfectly with contemporary lounge and nightclub interiors.
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Ergonomic Handling: Lightweight construction designed for easy transport by bottle service teams and hosts.
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Industrial Durability: Crafted from high-impact materials with a scratch-resistant finish to withstand a busy dancefloor.
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Pro-Grade Printing: UV-cured inks provide vibrant, neon-ready colors that pop under strobe and ambient club lighting.
Perfect For
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Headline Bottle Service: Make the main event impossible to miss with large-scale “Welcome” boards.
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Sponsor & Brand Activations: The ideal shape for displaying alcohol partner branding without cropping.
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Directional & Booth Signage: Clearly define VIP zones with professional, rigid displays.
How to Order (3 Simple Steps)
1. Selection & Personalisation
Add your product to cart and include your text at checkout, or send it via email.
2. Proof & Review
We will send your personalised design proof within 2–3 days.
Includes 1 complimentary revisions to perfect your design.
3. Print & Delivery
Once approved, your sign will be printed on a 5mm board within 3-5 working days and dispatched.
Overall expect 5 – 7 working days
Mock-up Disclaimer:
Please note this mock-up is provided for illustration and approval purposes only. Final printed colours, sizing, positioning, and overall appearance may vary slightly from the preview shown due to production processes, material surfaces, and screen display differences.
