The canteen is a public catering enterprise that provides a relatively small selection of first and second courses that are prepared directly within the walls of the organization. It is most often self-service, so visual displays allow visitors to navigate the menu, and staff are reminded of their job responsibilities.
It is necessary
- - plywood sheet;
- - slats;
- - a roll / sheet of whatman paper;
- - adhesive tape;
- - a simple pencil;
- - eraser;
- - stationery buttons;
- - paints and brushes;
- - magazine clippings, posters;
- - PVA glue;
- - scissors;
- - a hammer;
- - nails.
Instructions
Step 1
Prepare a plywood sheet of the required size, its edges should be even, preferably processed, without burrs. Usually stands are made of rectangular or square shape.
Step 2
From the side of the inside of the plywood sheet, which will be hidden from the eyes of others, nail the slats around the perimeter: they will serve as a frame and support. Arrange them so that they fit snugly against each other. The length of the nail should be no more than its thickness. Position the nails so that the heads remain on the outside of the plywood.
Step 3
Spread out a piece of Whatman paper, place the stand blank closer to the center, face down. Then cut a piece from the roll, but be sure to provide gaps for wrapping the slats.
Step 4
Fold the edges of the sheet along the slats, secure the paper on the inside with paper clips or nails, cut off the excess pieces.
Step 5
Flip the resulting structure. Now it remains to decorate the stand with decorative applications, cutouts and paint. Using a simple pencil, outline the location of the different blocks, for example, on the left, provide the menu of the day, and on the right, place information about the composition of the main dishes and write down the schedule of the dining room. Draw pictures for beauty.
Step 6
Start coloring with the background, then go to the title of the booth, then draw pictures if provided. Once the paint is dry, stick on magazine clippings, posters, etc.
Step 7
When finished, leave the stand for a while: the paint and glue should dry completely. Spread the self-adhesive tape on the front side of the workpiece. If you have a choice, then it is better to prefer the option that sticks under the influence of high temperature - the work will turn out more accurately. Such a film must first be fixed on the back side, and then ironed with an iron and allowed to cool. Proceed with caution in any case.
Step 8
Attach dense polyethylene files from the outside, having previously cut off the holes for the binder, and from the back - nail the hooks that will hold the stand. In principle, they can be omitted, and the structure can be hung on two nails driven into the wall in place of the inner corners of the product frame.
