Harry from TeeGo got in touch during the fit-out at Hackney Wick, with the bay frames already built and a venue full of TrackMan units on the way.
That ruled out stock sizes. Each screen had to fit a frame that already existed, and the price had to work multiplied across every bay in the venue, for material that would take all-day public use.
A TeeGo bay in play — the screen flat to the frame, corner to corner
Every bay got its own drawn specification: dimensions, edges, fixings and eyelet positions, to scale. Harry approved each drawing before anything was cut. The screens were made to those drawings, at the finished size each frame needed rather than a nominal one.
Screens have been amazing. They fit perfectly with zero creases or sagging. Projector picture is looking great — couldn't be happier!
Harry, Expansion Manager, TeeGo
Those specifications stay on file. When a screen at any TeeGo site eventually wears, the reorder is one line in an email rather than another round of measuring. As they open new venues, each bay’s drawing joins the same file.
Three of the bays at TeeGo Hackney Wick
Photos supplied by TeeGo.