Something Fishy Going on at Fine Cut
Case Studies
Something Fishy Going on at Fine Cut – as The Shoal takes its place in Seaford. A number of fish-shaped sculptural benches were unveiled at Splash Point Pier in Seaford over the May Bank Holiday weekend.
The Shoal is a project featuring a number of sculpted seats which snake along the length of the jetty.
They are embellished with fish-shaped metal plaques featuring sponsored messages to celebrate the lives of people in the community.
We used the latest marking technology to engrave the individual messages onto the fish shaped metal plaques which take centre place along the length of the bench.
Those residents who have donated to the project will have their names engraved on sprat, sardine or mackerel plaques.
Sponsorship prices range from £85 for a ‘sprat’ to £1,000 to have a message on one of the seven ‘magnificent mackerel’ benches.
The brainchild of Christian Funnell, a renowned local sculptor and Gabby Tofts, a gardener, The Shoal, signifies the ‘ultimate gift to Seaford’, and a space for residents to meet and enjoy picturesque views across the seafront.
The sculpture has been the talk of the town since the outset and forms part of a £2.2 million improvement scheme along the seafront announced by Seaford Town Council last month.
More details about the Shoal can be found at the official website.
Let's discuss your project.
Whether you have a full brief or just an idea, we'd love to share our expertise with you.
Contact us“I just wanted to say thank you for the help recently given to us by your Company. The effort put in by all of your team to get over the problem and ensure we...”
“Please pass my thanks to everyone in the fine cut team for completing such a perfect job for us.
I realise that I must be your smallest customer but the...”
“I just wanted to send you a brief email to say THANK YOU! The labels have arrived and everyone is really pleased with them! Thank you very much.”
“Many thanks for the delivery of the Scale Sets, a great job. Your efforts and approach meant we had found the right material following exhaustive test and...”