LAUNCH OF A NEW DIVISION
"EXPERIENTIAL DISPLAYS"
Jerry Grimaud, Owner & President of Lawrence Fabric, is proud to announce the introduction of a 4th division, Experiential Displays, adding to our existing Awnings & Canopies, Exhibit Components and Industrial Fabrication divisions. For 7 decades, architects, designers and contractors have trusted Lawrence for both functional and artistic fabric/metal structures for canopies, exhibits and architectural ornamentation. “This exciting new venture will complement our Exhibit Component division, managed by Jim Knoche and Kerry Lasater,” explains Grimaud. Our new division will offer custom indoor and outdoor event display solutions including full service graphics, experiential event elements and environmental display solutions.
Joining Lawrence to head up the Experiential Display division, Tony Torretta and Dan Schaffer, collectively have over 20 years of experience in the Experiential Display Industry. Their expertise and knowledge combined with Lawrence’s impressive facility and extensive equipment capabilities should prove to be a great success. “Our customers will continue to rely on our tenured professionals to produce solutions that are on time, on budget and provide lasting value to their displays, building and outdoor areas,” says Grimaud. To learn more about our new Experiential Display division contact Tony Torretta tony@lawrencefabric.com, Dan Schaffer dan@lawrencefabric.com or call 636-861-0100.
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For 7 decades, architects, designers and contractors throughout North America
have trusted Lawrence Fabric & Metal Structures, Inc. for both functional and artistic
fabric and metal structures for canopies, exhibits and architectural ornamentation.
Our customers rely on our tenured professionals to produce solutions that are on
time, on budget and provide lasting value to their displays, building and outdoor
areas.
We are the premier manufacturer of fabric and all-metal awnings & canopies, fabric and metal exhibit components, fabric banners, tensioned fabric exhibits, fabric architecture, fabric tension structures, industrial fabric products, and architectural ornamentation.
