Typical signs in this category
- Fascia panels above the shop window
- 3D letters on a fascia or bulkhead
- Lightboxes and projecting signs
- Window frosting and printed window graphics
- Door vinyl with trading hours
- A-frame pavement boards
- Coming soon and grand opening graphics
Materials
| Aluminium composite | Fascia panels that need to stay flat and weather-resistant |
|---|---|
| Acrylic letters or faces | Crisp, bright lettering and lit faces |
| Cast vinyl | Long-life lettering applied to fascias and glass |
| Frosted or printed window film | Privacy, branding and promotions on shop windows |
| ABS or correx | Temporary panels for openings and short promotions |
Choosing a size
Measure the fascia carefully and check the landlord's or centre's signage zone before designing. Lettering should fill the space comfortably with breathing room at the edges, and the shop name should be readable from across the street or walkway. Window graphics should leave clear views into the store unless privacy is the goal.
Standards and compliance
Most shopping centres and many landlords require signage approval before installation and may set rules on lighting, colours and size. Illuminated shop signs need connection by qualified people in line with applicable electrical requirements. Approvals are the customer's or landlord's responsibility; we can advise and can assist with drawings.
Same-day conditions
- Fascia signs, letters and lightboxes are made to order and same-day is generally not possible; timing is confirmed on the quote
- Printed window vinyl, door hours and temporary correx or ABS fascia covers can sometimes be produced same-day
- Urgent items depend on stock, capacity, approved artwork and full payment before the configured cutoff
- Fitting on site is booked separately from production and is not part of a same-day commitment
Pricing
Signs are priced by quotation based on size, material, quantity and finishing. Request a quote.
