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A heavy duty 11g aluminium sign with wide format printing and vinyl lettering. To protect it from the elements and to help it last many years, a protective clear vinyl cover is applied on top.
All signs are really bespoke, some more than others. Here is an example of a highly customized sign using a variety of materials to create something truly unique.
An elegant corporate sign this is constructing using clear perspex with reverse-cut vinyl text applied to the underside. Fixed onto the wall using locators, this is a very stylish and sough-after corporate sign.
This highly bespoke modular sign is one that is made to order, one of several for the location. The lettering is applied using vinyl lettering, with a clear protective vinyl overlay to alleviate vandalism and weathering.
It is not often that we get to take a photograph like this, matching livery on two vehicles, van and it's attached box trailer. This is clearly vehicle livery, by using applied vinyl, both of the same design with some minor alterations for size.
Whether printing using wide format printers or smaller pieces through vinyl cutting, the world of signs would be nothing without vinyl signs. This concave wall print is large, but printed to a fine focus, producing an excellent wall sign.
We are proud to say that all of our products are made in Britain, by local skilled manpower.
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File formats required for production of artwork, and manufacture of signage: .ai, .eps, .pdf all in vector formats. Text should be converted to outlines. For further help and advice call us and ask for Design.
Bespoke Sign 66
This ultimately bespoke sign is what is termed a ‘tray’, but is constructed entirely from aluminium composite, a tough substrate material.
The printing area you can see is wide format printed, and has a further vinyl layer on top to protect the printing from the elements (which undoubtedly it will encounter being where it is).
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