Om Petroleum’s HP fuel station sits on the highway at Ambegaon Budruk, Pune, and too many vehicles drove straight past. We put the name on top of the long wall that juts out towards the road: about 22 ft of red 3D LED acrylic letters on a metal frame, with a lit 3 x 4 ft HP logo board at the end. Then we made the Om Group logo for their office in Pune.
7 photos below, each with what it shows · tap any photo to see it full size · real job photos, only light and colour corrected
Five stops, from the highway wall to the office. Photos shared by the site team; the job dates from 2022.
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The stone wall runs out from the forecourt towards the highway, so it is the first thing a driver sees. The name sits right on top of it: about 22 ft of red letters, readable from a moving vehicle.
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Every letter is a 3D box cut from red acrylic and lit from inside by LEDs. In daylight the red does the work; after dark the letters glow.
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The letters are fixed to a metal frame, and the frame to the top of the wall. That lifts the name clear of the stone and keeps all eleven letters in one straight line, square to the road.
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A lit Hindustan Petroleum logo board, about 3 x 4 ft, stands at the end of the wall, so the brand and the station’s own name are read together.
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For Om Group’s office in Pune, we laser-cut the logo and name from acrylic, printed them in the corporate colours and pasted them straight onto the marble panel their architect had already fitted. We did not supply the marble; the logo and letters are ours.
A fuel station on a highway gets a few seconds of a driver’s attention: enough to spot it and turn in, or to miss it. Om Petroleum had a long stone wall running out at right angles to the forecourt, towards the road, exactly where drivers look first. They wanted their name on top of it, big and bright enough to be read from a moving vehicle, by day and after dark.
We made the name OM PETROLEUM as 3D letters cut from red acrylic, each one lit from inside by LEDs, so it reads in daylight and glows after dark. Together the letters run about 22 ft across and stand about 1.5 ft tall.
The letters sit on a metal frame fixed straight onto the top of the wall. The frame lifts the whole name clear of the stone and holds it square to the traffic.
At the end of the wall we added a rectangular Hindustan Petroleum logo board, about 3 x 4 ft and lit, so a driver reads the brand and the station’s name in one look.
The owners’ office in Pune, Om Group, got the indoor version: their logo and name laser-cut from acrylic, printed in the corporate colours and pasted straight onto a marble panel their architect had already fitted. The marble and its frame are not ours; everything on the marble is.
On this page: the photos are real job photos, light and colour corrected, taken while the site around the wall was still being cleared.
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