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Love Plano Billboard

Product: L8196

The custom inflatable 'Love Plano' billboard, created for the City of Plano, Texas, is a vibrant centerpiece designed to boost community engagement. Featuring a heart-shaped logo with an internal lighting system, this eye-catching display brings civic pride to life at both indoor and outdoor events. Its bright, welcoming design ensures it stands out, making it perfect for local celebrations and gatherings.

Specifications

  • Dimensions: H: 8 L: 3 W: 10
  • Weight: 53 lbs.

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Cold-Air Inflatables / Billboards & Logos / Community Events / Government Agencies

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