Polished Acrylic Sign 5

A set of polished acrylic signs for Lincolnshire County Council, which are both visually appealing and informative. The logos are clearly visible and keep to the corporate colours that they demand.

The polished acrylic signs are kept separated from the aluminium tray by way of locators.

Bespoke Swinging Sign

For a local business here in Louth this bespoke sign epitomizes the category, it’s not a sign that can be put anywhere else!

Constructed using aluminium composite, it is fitted into a frame and then swings freely on the wrought iron section.

Polished Acrylic Sign 4

Sometimes called prestige signs this style of bespoke sign is a polished acrylic sign.

Generally speaking they are used for prestige assignments, to display on the outside of an important office or building (although usually they are internal signs).

This image as you can see is a close up of the top left corner of this polished acrylic sign, showing the flame polished edges and the aluminium locators used to separate the polished acrylic sheet from the backboard.

Health Sign

With the majority of NHS signs having a similar appearance, part of the corporate image, this is one that has some variation and adaptation to it.

Clearly you can see the corporate image, but instead of a flat aluminium composite sheet fixed to a wall, this is one that has been formed into a tray. With the wide format printed vinyl applied to the face, it then has some modular components added to let people change the name and/or add names.

Bespoke Sign 54

An effective and fitting bespoke sign, this uses several signage disciplines as well as some other trades. The octagonal wooden pole is specifically created for this job, and the whole look is definately bespoke.

The front face of this sign is wide format printed vinyl that has been adhered to an aluminium composite sheet, and then fixed to a wooden backing.

Although we like to say most of our work is bespoke and unique, which it is, this sign also highlights the fact that we can travel all over the country as this church in Battle is right on the southern East Sussex coast.

Polished Acrylic Sign 1

One of the more modern approaches to sign design has been the polished acrylic sign. The overall elegance and clarity of one of these signs, stood off from the wall and held in place by polished locators.

The acrylic is carefully chosen to be mark-free, and then polished and flame-polished along the edges.

The design itself is created using wide format printing, reverse printed and applied to the backside of the polished acrylic sign.

Primary School Sign 18

As you can clearly see this primary school sign has a very bespoke shape. In the bottom left and bottom right corners of the main sign you can see corporate logos.

This sign is created using large aluminium sheets, cut into shape then the image and lettering achieved by using vinyl text.

Wide Format Printed Sign 54

With a great deal of information on this wide format printed sign than we might normally see (although this is by no means unusual) this is clearly a unique bespoke sign.

The design is created using powerful desktop computers, then sent to the wide format printer. After that it is applied to the aluminium composite sheet for rigidity and form, then it has a clear matt vinyl layer applied over the top to protect it from the elements. And clearly, sitting where it is, it will need that last layer.

Bespoke Sign 50

This is a monolith-style bespoke sign that we have created. The first of this series that we created was for an educational facility and this one is for a commercial entity (Downing) showcasing the location of a facility – making this a wayfinding sign.

Constructed using sturdy, reliable, and durable aluminium composite, this bespoke sign is made solely for this purpose by hand, and specifically for this location. The map on the front is wide format printed vinyl and the corporate logo on the front is using mirrored vinyl.

Bespoke Sign 48

This is a bespoke sign for the local East Lindsey District Council, constructed using aluminium composite, a printed vinyl face and several document holders on the front.

This is also a corporate sign because of the council and private corporate logos on the sign, and because of the intricate and detailed maps on the sign front, a wayfinding sign.