Durban
Pavilion bay
West-wing demo bay for print-floor pickups and discussions. Email before travelling to line up the correct material.
How the Pavilion bay gets used through the week
At the Pavilion, ColourRight demos printers in the west wing. The location details cover demos, collections, and related print-floor handovers.
Pavilion bay in Durban is used for demo material checks, profile handovers, and collection arrangements tied to large-format work. Coastal humidity can shift drying behaviour on vinyl and banner stock, so bring the media name and the machine model before travelling. This west-wing bay suits FastJET, Stormjet, and Skywalker discussions where a sample print or cartridge note needs to match the setup on site.
Start with the printer model and the material loaded if you are collecting notes for a live machine. That ties the Pavilion bay discussion to the right carriage height, pass setting, and ink set without guessing later. For pickup visits, keep the job reference with the test sheet so the handover stays linked to the same media roll.
West-wing handover details
A Pavilion bay visit is usually tied to one material, one printer family, and one decision about output settings. You may leave with a marked sample, a cartridge note, or the exact profile name used for the check. For this kind of handover, a repeatable setting on the machine matters more than extra options that will not be tested in Durban.
Before using the contact form, note that Pavilion sits in Durban's west wing and is used for demo pickups, material handovers, and machine discussions. Bring the bay name, the media in question, and one photo of the FastJET, Stormjet or Skywalker setup so the handover matches the right sample set. If stock or prints are moving onward by courier, do a final swatch or nozzle check at the bay before packing.
- Durban pickup point for demo material
- Printer photo linked to the visit
- Email first before travelling in
Durban conditions to account for
Pavilion sits in Durban, so salt air and moisture matter when discussing drying, head cleaning, and media handling. A sample that behaved inland may need different heater or pass choices once it is assessed for coastal production. Use this bay when the question is tied to a real machine setup, a collection, or a west-wing meeting around output quality.
Load-shedding can interrupt a check midway, which is why the first acceptable print and the machine settings should be recorded while you are there. If cartridge notes are being collected, verify the ink channel arrangement and the media loaded before leaving the bay. The showroom position is for working through print results and handover details, not for generic product talk.
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What to bring to Pavilion
Durban
Bring the material name, the printer model, and any recent test print that shows the issue under discussion. If the visit is for collection, keep the job note with the matching sample so the Pavilion bay handover stays tied to the correct machine settings. That makes later checks easier when the same media goes back onto the printer.
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