FIRST IMPRESSIONS
Shopfront & fascia signs
Make your business unmistakable from the street, with a fascia designed around your frontage and your brand.
A great fit for: Shops, cafés, salons and commercial premises
An entrance people can find. A business they can remember.
Your fascia is often the first introduction to your business. A well-composed shopfront brings the name, logo, colours and building together, with lettering that feels right at pavement level and from across the street. Start with a simple sign tray, explore individual letters, or create a coordinated frontage with lighting, glazing graphics and a projecting sign.
A frontage that fits
The proportions of the building, existing fascia and entrance guide the layout, so the finished sign belongs to the space.
Daytime and after dark
Explore non-illuminated lettering, illuminated letters or a lit fascia to suit your opening hours and surroundings.
A complete first impression
Coordinate your main fascia with opening-hours graphics, a blade sign and entrance details in the same visual language.
Choose the finish. Shape the specification.
These are options to explore. Your quotation will confirm the materials, size, lighting, artwork and delivery or fitting arrangements for your project.
- Flat-cut or built-up lettering
- Illuminated or non-illuminated fascia
- Coordinated projecting signs
A useful starting point: A straight-on frontage photo, approximate fascia dimensions and your logo.
At a glance
| Formats | Flat fascia panels, folded trays and individual letters |
| Materials to discuss | Aluminium, aluminium composite, acrylic and applied graphics |
| Lighting | Non-illuminated, face-lit, halo-lit or external lighting |
| Project planning | Frontage measurements, wall condition, fixing access and power |
| Ordering | Bespoke quotation, with artwork and specification agreed first |
Materials and components depend on the approved design and intended location. Pricing, lead times and any installation scope are confirmed in the quotation.
A few good questions.
Can you replace the sign on an existing shopfront?
Send a straight-on photo and approximate measurements of the current sign. The existing fascia, fixing surface and any removal work need to be assessed before the replacement specification is confirmed.
Do the window graphics need to match the fascia?
They can form part of the same brief. A coordinated package helps keep the logo, colours and messages consistent, while allowing the fascia and windows to do different jobs.
Can you quote for several branches?
Yes. Include a location list, brand guidelines and photos of each frontage. Dimensions and installation needs can vary even where the branding is identical.
Let’s put your idea in the picture.
Interested in shopfront & fascia signs? Share your artwork, approximate measurements and location so the project can be assessed.
- Your logo or the wording you want
- A photo and approximate dimensions
- Your location and ideal timeframe
- Any fitting or artwork requirements
You can attach artwork, photographs or plans. Your enquiry is a starting point; the final specification and price are agreed before an order.