How to hide your standoffs

The Crown Casino and Entertainment Centre in Melbourne, Australia, is a large complex in the heart of the city offering three world-class hotels, eight restaurants, two luxury spas, extensive shopping, gaming, and various entertainment options.

The air bridge within the complex features a display facility consisting of black aluminium frames and punched metal panels. This facility is used to showcase 36 large images focusing on current topics of interest.

Creative Production Services Pty Limited supplied and installed Crown Casino’s images, which were mounted on white ACM panels. CEO Keith Courtney wanted to secure the white panels to the black punched metal backgrounds with colour-coordinated standoffs—a white front screw matching the ACM panels and a matt black spacer matching the punched metal.

Keith searched extensively for standoff parts in the colours he wanted and found them in Pizazz’s Monomounts Resin range. By matching the standoff colours with the panel colours, Keith effectively hid them from view, removing them from being a visual element in the display, and no longer competing for visual attention with the Images.

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How to get the best value when purchasing standoffs

If the quality of the standoffs is insufficient to last for the intended time, they will need to be replaced, making them a very expensive incorrect choice. Pizazz was contacted by a hotel in Cancun, Mexico, about a problem with the standoffs they had chosen. The hotel had 800 guest rooms, each with 4 images displayed between 2 panels fixed to the wall with 4 standoffs and a total of 12,800 standoffs. They had chosen the cheapest standoffs based on price, but those standoffs were corroding. The hotel had to purchase replacement durable standoffs and pay for the work involved in replacing the corroded ones.Choosing a cheap price can result in an expensive decision.

How to give your displays maximum visual impact

When selecting the location for your image, the first criterion is to ensure that it has sufficient light to achieve maximum visual impact. Make your image the sole focus of attention in its location. When selecting the location, consider anything in the immediate vicinity that would compete for visual attention, and relocate it to eliminate that competition. Some colours go well together, and some do not. Your image will look its best when the colour of the wall behind it is from the same colour family as your image. If that is not possible, a neutral coloured back wall, such as white, silver grey, or black, is the next best option.

How to choose the right standoffs for your installation

Create your own unique displays with Pizazz Extra Spacers

Give your displays even more visual impact with Pizazz Extra Spacers

Pizazz Extra Spacers are used with Monomounts and Multimounts to hold extra panels, enabling multi-layering and/or offsetting the extra panels. This can further increase your display's impact by adding depth and visual interest.

How to choose the right Extra Spacers for your installation

Pizazz Extra Spacers have a panel weight and thickness specification. This varies depending on the material and the size of the Extra Spacers. It is important to choose Extra Spacers that can securely support the weight and thickness of your panels. Aluminium Extra Spacers have the largest panel weight and thickness carrying capacity. A panel weight schedule and panel weight and thickness capacity schedules are available in the Extra Spacers technical section.

Multi-award winning Artist uses Pizazz Extra Spacers with Monomounts

A native of Denver, Colorado, USA, Maeve Eichelberger captures both urban and rural lifestyles in her artwork. Passionate about collage, Maeve specializes in a new form of three-dimensional collage. Using plexiglass as a material for its modern, durable, and transparent qualities allows her to explore layers more deeply.

Pizazz Edgemounts, elegance, strength, and quality.

Invented by Pizazz, our patented Edgemounts are by far the most elegant Edgemounts ever made. Their low-profile, minimalistic design avoids competing for visual attention with the images and/or text they are securing.

Create your own unique displays with Pizazz Multimounts

They can be mounted on walls, countertops, and many other vertical and horizontal surfaces. They can also be mounted on a panel, as well as back to back. Displays can be installed with or without a border depending on the desired effect. Multimounts can be installed along the top and bottom of a panel or on each of the four sides. You can combine panels made from a large range of materials with different colours and textures to create your own unique displays.

Create your own unique displays with Pizazz Edgemounts.

They can be mounted on walls, countertops, and many other vertical and horizontal surfaces. They can also be mounted on a panel, as well as back-to-back. Displays can be installed with or without a panel border depending on the desired effect. Edgemounts can be installed along the top (x2) and bottom (x2) edges of a panel, or one on each of the four sides. You can combine panels made from a large range of materials with different colours and textures to create your own unique displays.

Give your displays maximum visual impact with Pizazz Edgemounts.

When selecting the location for your display, the first criterion is to ensure that it has sufficient light for it to achieve maximum visual impact. Make your display the sole focus of attention in its location. When selecting the location, consider anything in the immediate vicinity that would compete for visual attention, and relocate it to eliminate that competition. Some colours go well together, and some do not. Your image will look its best when the colour of the wall behind it is from the same colour family as your image. If that is not possible, the next best option is a neutral colour back wall, e.g., white, silver grey, or black.

Internationally acclaimed Canadian artist, curator, and photographer chose Pizazz Edgemounts

Derek Besant RCA has had a long and innovative career. He started by graduating with a BFA Honours from the University of Calgary, then worked as the Exhibitions Designer for the Glenbow Museum. He taught in the Drawing and Fine Arts Department at the Atlanta University of Art and Design, becoming Head of their Drawing Department and subsequently lecturing at Texas State University in San Marcos. Derek has also been invited to curate exhibitions around the world.

Give your displays maximum visual impact with Pizazz Multimounts

When selecting the location for your display, the first criterion is to ensure that it has sufficient light for it to achieve maximum visual impact. Make your display the sole focus of attention in its location. When selecting the location, consider anything in the immediate vicinity that would compete for visual attention, and relocate it to eliminate that competition. The colour of the wall behind the display should be from the same colour family as your image. If that is not possible, the next best option is a neutral colour back wall, such as white, silver grey, or black.

How to choose the right Pizazz Multimounts for your installation

Pizazz Multimounts have a panel weight and thickness specification. This varies depending on the material and the size of the Multimounts. It is important to choose Multimounts able to securely support the weight and thickness of your panels. Aluminium Multimounts have the largest panel weight and thickness carrying capacity. A panel weight schedule and panel weight and thickness capacity schedules are available in the Multimounts technical section.

How Multimounts solved a serious problem

A large international magazine publisher engaged a designer to upgrade their Auckland offices. Their design included displaying large copies of their current magazine covers, each held between two panels of acrylic, up on the walls in their entry foyer and reception area. The panels were secured with Pizazz’s two-part standoffs, Monomounts. The back panel was clear acrylic, and the slightly larger back panel was frosted acrylic, which created a subtle border around the cover images.

Create your own unique displays with Pizazz Monomounts

Monomounts offer a versatile solution for a wide range of applications, including displays, way-finding signage, and artwork across various settings. Their beauty lies in their adaptability—Monomounts enable the layering of materials such as glass, aluminum, wood, and plastic panels, allowing for creative exploration of colors and textures to craft distinctive and personalized displays.

Give your displays maximum visual impact with Pizazz Monomounts

When selecting the location for your display, the first criterion is to ensure that it has sufficient light for it to achieve maximum visual impact. Make your display the sole focus of attention in its location. When selecting the location, consider anything in the immediate vicinity that would compete with it for visual attention, and relocate it to eliminate that competition. Some colours go well together, and some do not. Your image will look its best when the colour of the wall behind it is from the same colour family as your Image. If for any reason that is not possible, then the next best option is a neutral colour back wall, e.g., white, silver grey or black.

How to choose the right Monomounts for your installation

Pizazz Monomounts have a panel weight and thickness specification. This varies depending on the material and the size of the Monomounts. It is important to choose Monomounts able to securely support the weight and thickness of your panels. Aluminium Monomounts have the largest panel weight and thickness capacity. A panel weight schedule and panel weight and thickness capacity schedules are available in the Monomounts technical section.

Why Denver Water selected Pizazz Monomounts for their reception displays

Denver Water operates a substantial system of facilities and infrastructure to deliver water to millions of people in the city of Denver and its many surrounding suburbs in Colorado, USA. Because the reservoirs and treatment plants are in distant, remote locations and the extensive pipeline and tunnel network is located underground. Denver Water customers have little awareness of what it takes to deliver the high quality water that they enjoy.