Dimensions and content
Specify the height, width, number of faces and information to include on the sign. You can also enquire about projects larger than the studio’s input range.
A freestanding roadside sign helps people notice your business. At an entrance, it organises information and points the way. We match the form to the surroundings and content.

A prominent name, brand logo and a short message. The design should be readable from the direction customers approach.
Business names, floors, directions and opening hours. We arrange content from general information to details read at close range.
Selected lettering and the logo can light up, or a larger graphic area can be illuminated. We select materials and lighting to suit the intended effect.
Consistent divisions help visitors find the right business. Plan ahead for information that may need changing.
Specify the height, width, number of faces and information to include on the sign. You can also enquire about projects larger than the studio’s input range.
Show the proposed location, surroundings and approach direction. Let us know whether power and an existing foundation are available.
The base, foundation, fixings and transport need to be selected for the location. An initial configuration does not replace checking these conditions.
The most popular size. Three metres of height make the sign visible from the road and the car park, with room for a logo, name and several lines of your offer.
A tall pylon at the entrance when three metres is too much for the surroundings. Fits a logo, name and two or three lines of information.
A pylon by the entrance or car park. Easy to read from the pavement and from a car at shorter distances.
A low pylon or totem by the entrance. Works where the sign should be visible up close without covering shop windows.
Prepare the dimensions, artwork and a photo of the location. We will review production, transport and installation.