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G.A. West & Company is a full-service construction business that also offers maintanence, fabrication and specialty services. To give the audience a full scope of what the brand has to offer, this three panel folder features a series of custom printed tabbed inserts. The full-color inserts help to present a large chunk of information in an organized and attractive fashion.
The front cover features a full-color photo of an example of the brand’s fine work. The logo features a complementary blue and red color scheme that brightens up the design and creates a patriotic effect. The logo itself utilizes illustrations of construction cranes to further drive home the brand’s identity.
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Print Specifications
Size Closed: 9" x 12"
Size Open: 26 7/8" x 12"
Print Method (Side 1): Four Color Process
Print Method (Side 2): Four Color Process
Stock: 14pt C2S Semi-Gloss
Coatings: Gloss Aqueous
Slits: V1 Both Pockets
Additional Information:
Item: 8 1/2" x 11" Stepped Inserts - 2 sets of 4 pages, stepping down 1/2"
Imprint: Four Color Process
Stock: 80lb White C2S Gloss Text
Collated and Inserted
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