Fifty building industry professionals have chosen InPro's Contego(TM) Modular Sign System to receive a 2013 Product Innovation award (PIA) from Architectural Products Magazine. With inconspicuous Quick Pins(TM) for quick and easy changeability that won't attract vandals, Contego is an ideal solution for maintenance teams that must keep interior signage up-to-date and looking good in these ever-changing buildings.
The PIA program offers a mechanism to impartially review products, and present to the magazine's readers with items that their peers found innovative and worth investigating.
"Modular signs have been around for a long time, but until now, changing them has been tedious or time-consuming," said Mark Alan, SVP of Product Management and Development at InPro Corporation. "Either that, or they're too easy to change and easy prey for vandals. Contego makes change quick and easy, and that's why we're receiving this award."
The key to Contego's easy changeability is its Quick Pins, which can be unlocked with a flathead screwdriver to allow for easy reconfiguration of the sign within minutes. Contego's Quick Pins are strategically placed out-of-sight on the aluminum frame to deter vandals as well as maintain a clean, uninterrupted appearance.
"Buildings like schools and hospitals are constantly changing, from relocating staff and offices to entire departments," Alan said. "Interior signage has the solution, and with Contego we've proven that change can be easy and simple."
Contego is available in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, from simple door number signs to large, two-column directory signs. SignScape manufactures inserts for Contego including ADA compliant options.
SignScape, a division of InPro Corporation, creates architectural signage that always connects people to where they are and where they're going.
