Our story
Visionline was founded by Martin Venters as a sole trader in the mid-1990s. Martin trained at The Sign Factory in Birmingham, then worked as a subcontractor to exhibition contractors including P&O Exhibition Services and Opex Exhibition Services at Earls Court and Olympia, and Melville Exhibition & Event Services in Birmingham and London.
That show-floor grounding is still part of the business: exhibitor name boards, show signage and stand graphics, at shows including Crufts, the SED construction equipment show and the Farnborough Air Show. Alongside it, Visionline built a reputation for vehicle livery and for reflective Chapter 8 markings for traffic management firms, contractors and vehicle converters.
The business became Visionline Signs Ltd in 2008. Today it's a father-and-son team, still designing, printing and fitting the work themselves.
The workshop
We design, print and fit from our workshop at Unit 7 Howard Road, Park Farm Industrial Estate, Redditch. It's close to the M42 and M5 and about 12 miles from the NEC. We also fit at customers' depots, converters' sites and exhibition venues.
How we work
- You deal with the people doing the work
- Proofs before print: nothing is printed without your approval
- Straight answers on materials and what warranties cover