Wayfinding & Directional Signage
Directional and information signs that take a visitor from the entrance to the destination without a question.
Overview
Good wayfinding is noticed only when it is missing. It works when every decision point has one clear sign. Plan from the visitor's route: walk the way a first-time visitor takes, from the entrance to the destination, and mark every point where they must choose, such as a corridor split, a lift or a door.
Identification signs name a destination, directional signs point toward destinations from a decision point, and information signs give rules, maps or safety information. We make them in a consistent visual language so a visitor learns it once.
Samples
Examples for this category. Select an image to enlarge it.
Options and finishes
Wall-mounted signs
For corridors and rooms where a flat sign sits well.
Hanging signs
Visible from along a corridor or across an open space.
Freestanding stands
For events and areas where the walls cannot carry a sign.
Acrylic, metal or light boards
Acrylic and metal give a lasting finish; lighter boards suit temporary events.
What to include in your request
The more of this you can send, the closer the first quote will be to the job.
- A floor plan or photographs of the route
- The destinations list in each language
- Indoor or outdoor and the fixing surfaces
- Quantity
- Date
Tell us what you need produced.
Send the specification, the quantity and the date. If the specification is not settled yet, send what you have and we will come back with the questions that matter.
- 01
Specification
What it is, what it is made of and how it is finished. A reference or a sketch is enough to start.
- 02
Quantity
How many, and whether the order will repeat.
- 03
Date
The day the work has to be in place. We plan backwards from it.
Request received
Your reference
Quote this reference if you contact us. Sales reviews every request and confirms the details before quoting. This is not a quotation or an order confirmation.