A company sign says a great deal about your business and ethos. So you really want to get it right, right?
Generally speaking company signs can most easily be split into two categories: way finding and advertising.
You either need to show potential customers where to find you, or you want to make your building the focus of attention.
Signage design options can vary from a sleek modern feel to a more vintage or retro style, or just a simple interpretation of existing branding guidelines.
Size options too can be very different. From large totem signs outside big retail outlets or office blocks, to high level signage that can be seen from great distances.
Whatever options you choose it’s most important that the sign is clear and readable – using fonts that are legible and of appropriate size. Also, the sign should align with your company’s branding.
Other options to consider when erecting a company sign
Illumination
If your place of business is going to be open or visible during the darker hours, adding illumination into your sign’s design can help boost your visibility greatly.
Colour
With Ral codes for painted and powder-coated finishes and Pantones for printing, you have a wealth of different colours available to really customise your sign
Finishes
In addition to colours, special finishes like brushed and polished metal can really help make your sign stand out.
Styles
With a flat cut, built-up or pushed through letters, along with Neon and LED neon possibilities, there are so many different styles to help make your sign unique.
Each company sign project has its different technical challenges; we can offer advice and expertise from the outset, in order to ensure that your commercial sign project runs smoothly.
Providing you with not only advice on construction and illumination options, but also positioning. Whether it is internal or external commercial signage, A1deSIGNS can help you achieve an end product that you can be proud of.
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