Clear Vehicle Livery

Clear vehicle livery helps sell the product or service say:

• Who you are…
• What you do…
• How to contact you…

Educational Signage 43

Richly coloured and very smart-looking educational signage can make a school (in this particular case) stand out. The dark deep blue and all of the text and logo on this primary school sign are all created by wide format printing, all put onto a rigid aluminium composite substrate.

This sign is fixed into place using aluminium posts.

Also note the corporate logo in the bottom left hand corner showing the authority responsible.

Vinyl Sign 77

Visually striking in the right circumstances, frosted vinyl is used for a variety of signage such as manifestations (squares/circles/symbols on glass doors to show where they are), backgrounds, privacy screens, and as you can see from the frosted vinyl signs category we keep here on the site – especially on glass.

This more down-to-earth frosted vinyl sign is one of a set displaying what martial arts are available at this particular martial arts school. It is simple in its appearance, but also elegant and informative.

Vinyl Sign 76

Many of the signs that we produce use what you might call standard fonts and colours; for example safety signs use yellow for warning, red for prohibition and blue for mandatory, all with a Helvetica font.

But that doesn’t mean all signage should be produced the same way. Here we have an example of some commercial signage that uses a totally unique font, contrasting in colour with a darker background colour. Clear and simple with a little design embellishment on the right side, this wide format printed vinyl sign is hard to miss.

It is created by wide format printing, printing the design onto vinyl them applying to an aluminium composite substrate for strength and attachment.

Wayfinding Sign 52

When we are looking for photographs to display on the site, we try to find signage that displays the more well-known aspects of each signage category; for example wayfinding signage that shows different locations and how to get there.

But there is also this kind of wayfinding signage, signs that display the location at the end of the arrows. This is one such sign, showing the room number and name, and in this particular case the university corporate logo.

Vinyl Sign 74

Another vehicle type came in today for some vehicle livery that might look familiar if you’ve seen our vehicle livery page. On the top of the small pictures you’ll see a ‘JPM Hire’ vehicle, the company has changed it’s name and now is JPM Agricultural, and so needed some new vehicle livery on their new van.

This is nearly the same as the older model, with vinyl text and wide format printed tractor.

The colours remain the same and the longevity of the vinyl stays the same, it’s just the name that has changed for them.

Vinyl Sign 74

Can you see the one-way vision vinyl? Of course you can, it’s right there in front of you! Yes, entirely the point of course, you can’t see this way through, but on the other side you can.

This interesting design, printed using wide format printing is totally opaque from this side and just goes to show you that any design that can be printed onto standard vinyl can be printed onto one-way vision vinyl too.

Vinyl Sign 73

Fixed firmly to the wall using aluminium locators this concave wide format printed vinyl sign is impressive.

Although it’s not the largest aluminium composite signage we have fitted, and not unusual in any other way, it’s not common to fit it concavely to a wall like this one is.

Vehicle Livery Sign 70

Vehicle livery isn’t always onto a nice flat surface on the side of the car or van; in this case you can clearly see this was in a place that was a little more challenging.

Using wide format printing to achieve the logo and text this also has a protective layer of clear vinyl applied on top to ensure that it lasts.

Bespoke Signage 70

Another information-packed bespoke signage that shows us what you can achieve with clear logos and simple colour changes.

There are two corporate logos on the sign, top left and bottom left, and then there is the main bits of information covering the right-hande side two-thirds.

In a sense this is also a wayfinding sign, showing where the main entrance is.

The entire sign is created using wide format printed vinyl on top of an aluminium composite tray.