Across the Waves Sports Club Bundaberg LED sign
The official name, “Across the Waves Sports Club” comes from the club’s humble beginnings. Italian migrants came “across the waves” with little more than the clothes on their backs, and started a tiny club mainly featuring Bocce. It has grown to become today’s ultra-modern club with more than 42,000 members and more than 100 staff. The Waves supports countless local community programs and contributes thousands directly into the local community each year.
The club approached Danthonia to create a monumental entry statement based on their logo, including an integrated full-colour, high resolution LED display. The 8.5m structure has a tough hammer-proof coating, no seams, no external hardware and is engineered for a 100-year wind event in Bundaberg. The 3.5m x 1.6m P10 LED display is perfect for promoting upcoming live entertainment, menus, awards, game shows and pretty much anything the Club wants to display.
The official name, “Across the Waves Sports Club” comes from the club’s humble beginnings. Italian migrants came “across the waves” with little more than the clothes on their backs, and started a tiny club mainly featuring Bocce. It has grown to become today’s ultra-modern club with more than 42,000 members and more than 100 staff. The Waves supports countless local community programs and contributes thousands directly into the local community each year.
The club approached Danthonia to create a monumental entry statement based on their logo, including an integrated full-colour, high resolution LED display. The 8.5m structure has a tough hammer-proof coating, no seams, no external hardware and is engineered for a 100-year wind event in Bundaberg. The 3.5m x 1.6m P10 LED display is perfect for promoting upcoming live entertainment, menus, awards, game shows and pretty much anything the Club wants to display.
The official name, “Across the Waves Sports Club” comes from the club’s humble beginnings. Italian migrants came “across the waves” with little more than the clothes on their backs, and started a tiny club mainly featuring Bocce. It has grown to become today’s ultra-modern club with more than 42,000 members and more than 100 staff. The Waves supports countless local community programs and contributes thousands directly into the local community each year.
The club approached Danthonia to create a monumental entry statement based on their logo, including an integrated full-colour, high resolution LED display. The 8.5m structure has a tough hammer-proof coating, no seams, no external hardware and is engineered for a 100-year wind event in Bundaberg. The 3.5m x 1.6m P10 LED display is perfect for promoting upcoming live entertainment, menus, awards, game shows and pretty much anything the Club wants to display.