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S I G N A G E I N N O VAT I O N
KING Architectural Products has set the standard in the architectural signage industry for over 60
years. From traditional signage and wayfinding directories to interactive touch screen displays,
KING has maintained a stellar reputation with continuous R&D, innovative design, technology
integration and an unwavering commitment to producing high quality products that are elegant,
functional and enduring. KING has worked with leading architects and designers over the past
60 years to perfect both custom and modular signage for interior and exterior spaces.
The result of these efforts has allowed KING to achieve and promote functional and harmonious
signage at a world class level.
KING ARCHITECTURAL PRODUCTS
KING KMS
MODULAR SIGN SYSTEM
The most versatile architectural modular sign system on the market,
KING KMS can be designed to visually reinforce any design strategy.
Consisting of a wide range of dovetailed interlocking aluminum
KMS
Locking Pin
profiles, KING KMS is the most sophisticated product of its type
available today. Designers and architects are limited only by their
imagination when turning their vision into a KMS signage solution.
Elegant and informative cohesive signage programs can be developed
in a matter of minutes.
FEATURES:
• A wide range of profiles,
typefaces and colors
• Concealed fasteners
• Frameless
• Single sided or double sided signs
• Wall mount, ceiling suspended
or projecting
• ADA compliant
• Durable aluminum components
KING GDS
GRAYLIGHT DISPLAY SYSTEM
KING GDS is an internally illuminated directory and wayfinding solution that provides
a changeable message system for retail, office and other building complexes.
KING GDS is designed to enhance any interior environment and engineered for
durability and functionality. The high output fluorescent lighting, internal ventilation
and a concealed hinge and locking mechanism combine to make GDS extremely
suitable for areas with high ambient light levels, such as office lobbies and retail malls.
FEATURES:
• Quick and easy updating
• Tongue and groove interlocking
strips eliminate light leaks and
facilitate installation of new
tenant strips
• Meticulous design and
manufacturing
• Gas-assist service arms support face
panel of top hinged units for convenient
maintenance
• 3/16” extruded aluminum casing
• 1/4” perimeter clearance for fully
recessed installations
• Hinged carrier panel facilitates
maintenance of electrical components
KING ARCHITECTURAL PRODUCTS
KING FSS
FREESTANDING SIGN SYSTEM
KING FSS is an elegant, flexible and versatile information display system.
The simple, yet striking design focuses attention on the message, not the
structure. An extruded anodized aluminum base captures two tempered glass
panels, in which the display medium is sandwiched.
APPLICATIONS
FEATURES:
• Event/exhibit material
• Advertising
• Menu board
• Brand awareness
• Poster display
• Wayfinding
• Standard 13” base with 18”w x 47”H glass
• Standard 22” base with 27” w x 50”H glass
• Standard finishes in either natural or
black anodized aluminum
• Custom sizes, colors and finishes available
• Single or double sided messages
KING CDS COMPUTERIZED DIRECTORY SYSTEM
KING CDS is a touch screen based electronic directory and
wayfinding solution. Hardware, software, and enclosures are all
offered in a complete turnkey solution that is designed to enhance
any interior design strategy. The intuitive, user-friendly software
facilitates rapid updates and editing. KING CDS is a cost efficient
and reliable solution to assist you in the day-to-day operations
of office buildings, shopping centers, hospitals, educational
institutions, courthouses, government and other facilities.
HARDWARE FEATURES
SOFTWARE FEATURES
• Requires minimum
supervision
• Fully network capable
• Combines state of the art
electronics and touch-screen
technology with superior
industrial design
• Flexible graphic user interface
• Multiple software applications
• Remote or local content
management
• Customizable attract screens
• Supports multiple languages
• Client editable software
Standard screen size: 17”
KING ARCHITECTURAL PRODUCTS
KING PDS
POSTER DISPLAY SYSTEM
Highly engineered and impeccably finished, KING PDS is a uniquely
designed architectural poster display system. From standard poster
sizes to large custom displays, KING PDS provides exceptionally even
brightness over the entire display area while preventing any distortion
of the display material. Surface mounted or recessed, KING PDS is
designed to visually blend into any interior design setting and bring
attention to the conveyed message.
FEATURES:
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3” deep illuminated displays
1” deep non-illuminated displays
Surface mounted or fully recessed
Natural or black anodized aluminum
Trim options available
Concealed hinge and locking device
Sidelight technology
Custom formed water jet cutout sign
Cast bronze plaque - 72” diameter
Custom formed aluminum ceiling mounted sign
KING
CUSTOM SIGNAGE
With years of success working with leading international architects
and designers KING has the design and production experience to
produce cutting edge custom signage programs, that meet all code
requirements yet are visually attractive and architecturally stunning.
Custom screened acrylic plaque with KMS Directory panel
KING ARCHITECTURAL PRODUCTS
Cast acrylic donor recognition plaques with touch screen electronic directory
Cast acrylic plaque with infilled engraving
KING
Donor recognition signage and touch screen directory
DONOR RECOGNITION SOLUTIONS
KING offers an unparalleled level of experience, creativity and
engineering expertise in donor recognition solutions.
We seamlessly combine traditional and interactive touch screen
displays to achieve visual appeal and reliable functionality.
Through our dedication and experience and by incorporating new
technologies we work with our clients to expand and support their
success in their donor recognition programs.
GDS - Donor recognition
Illuminated Exterior custom pylon sign
Stainless steel fabricated letters
Cutout stainless steel letters on stainless steel plaque
KING
EXTERIOR SIGNAGE
With the same precision manufacturing as our interior signage, KING
excels at producing custom solutions for exterior signage. KING’s
post and panel signage, pylon signage, and raised lettering can
be used individually or as a combination of technologies to satisfy
the most discerning clients. Our portfolio of successful exterior
signage continues to grow with varying projects from the most
prestigious commercial and public properties to extremely innovative
entertainment and sports facilities.
Custom 3 dimensional stainless steel figure with backlit cutout lettering
a division of WSI Sign Systems Ltd.
TORONTO
31 Simpson Road
Bolton, Ontario, L7E 2R6
Canada
Tel: 905-857-2804
Fax: 905-857-3997
info@king-ap.com
www.king-ap.com