What is signage?
Business signage covers printed panels, window graphics, wall graphics and other display items used to identify, direct or inform. The right material depends heavily on the location, duration and fixing method.
Common uses
- Shopfront and fascia panels
- Window and glass graphics
- Wayfinding and directional signage
- Health and safety signs
- Office wall graphics
Sizes and formats
| Format | Size | Typically used for |
|---|---|---|
| Custom | Made to your requirements | Share dimensions, location and fixing |
Available formats depend on production availability. Custom sizes may be possible — mention them in your enquiry.
Materials and finishes
Options can include aluminium composite panels, foamex, correx, acrylic, vinyl graphics and window films. We'll ask suppliers for materials suited to your location and use.
Printing options
Signs are typically produced on wide-format or flatbed digital equipment, sometimes with cut vinyl.
Quantities
Signage is usually bespoke and quoted per item.
Artwork requirements
- Supply a print-ready PDF at finished size
- Add 3mm bleed to every edge
- Keep text and logos at least 3mm inside the trim
- Use images around 300dpi at final size
- Set colours to CMYK (or name Pantone spot colours)
- Embed fonts or convert them to outlines
Supply vector logos where possible. Photos of the location and measurements are very helpful for quoting.
Turnaround and delivery
Turnaround depends on the product, specification, quantity, finishing, supplier availability and delivery location. Tell us when you need your signage and where they're going, and we'll confirm what's achievable in your quotation. We deliver to addresses across the UK.
Signage: frequently asked questions
Do you install signage?
Installation isn't included by default. Mention it in your enquiry and we'll let you know what may be possible for your location.
Do I need permission for an outdoor sign?
Some signs require advertisement consent from your local planning authority. Check with your council before ordering.
