Our Methodology

• —Measurement of façade length, height and electrical infrastructure
• —Assessment of nearby routes and traffic flow
• —Reference sharing to understand client visual expectations
• —Budget range definition and feasibility assessment

For shopping malls and large municipal projects, the survey often requires multiple visits and is completed with a façade drawing and electrical engineer report.

• —2D site sketch or 3D visualisation presentation
• —Colour theme, motif density and animation (DMX/RGB) selections
• —2–3 alternative design options
• —Definitive contract and technical specification after approval

For large-scale (mall, municipality) projects, production does not begin before client approval. The visualisation stage eliminates end-of-project "this is not what I expected" risk.

• —Standard products sourced from own stock
• —Custom sizes produced at Istanbul central manufacturing line
• —All products are IP65-IP67 certified for outdoor use
• —LED type selection: Kapsül LED (motif), SMD 2835 (curtain), COB (high-density)

Quality control on the production line is supported by a separate test process for each product series. No dispatch takes place without client approval.

• —3–15 person on-site crew depending on project size
• —Cherry picker, scaffolding or rope access equipment for high-level access
• —Electrical connection standard: TS EN 60598-2-20
• —All crew members hold working-at-height certification

Shopping mall or street projects typically take 3–7 days. Villa installations are usually completed in 1–2 days. For municipal projects, a traffic coordination plan is prepared in advance and shared with relevant authorities.

• —Comprehensive electrical test of all circuits
• —Night-time light session with client (handover in the dark)
• —Operations manual: timer programming, circuit diagram, troubleshooting
• —Activation of 24/7 technical support line for the duration of the season

Handover is carried out at night, not during the day — because light decoration can only be properly evaluated in darkness. The client sign-off is obtained after this session.

• —Typical dismantling window: 5–15 January (confirmed in contract)
• —Rental packages: products stored; purchase packages: delivered to client
• —Removal protocol that leaves no marks or damage on façades, walls or poles
• —Equipment return and depot update

Dismantling is as technically demanding as installation. High-access equipment is redeployed. Post-season damage assessment is carried out and a condition report for the following season is forwarded to the client.