Signs
We offer a wide variety of signs to fit your unique requirements. Please click below to learn about our different signs types. Contact us with any questions on what kind of sign is right for you!
PVC plastic is a versatile material that comes with smooth, matte, white finish. It is an excellent choice for long term indoor signage.
We offer PVC in 5 different thicknesses, 1mm, 2mm, 3mm (1/8″), 6mm (1/4″) and 10mm.
Popular uses are architectural signage, point of purchase displays, trade shows, indoor directional signage, menu boards, and directories.
3mm PVC is the most popular thickness and is available in a several colors. White, Black, Grey, and Yellow are popular choices.
6mm PVC is also available in White, Black, and Grey.
Screenprinted signs are an economical option for 25 or more signs that are all the same.
They are typically made out of corrugated plastic, with printing on one or both sides. The typical size is 18″ x 24″.
Typical uses for screenprinted signs are for business promotion, real estate, directional, and political signs. This type of sign is also known as bandit signs.
Sandblasted wood signs are made with western red cedar and are hand painted.
Single sided sandblasted wood signs are 1-3/4″ thick.
Typical uses for sandblasted wood signs are for housing, condo, apartment development entrance signs. They also work great as business ID signs.
Lighted sign faces, or box faces are made out of high impact lexan plastic.
We use translucent vinyl lettering, graphics and “sign white” Lexan for our box faces. This allows them to illuminate beautifully at night.
Lighted sign faces are typically found in retail locations as business ID signs.
Engraved signs are made of plastic, and are widely used as name plates or firecode signs.
Engraved signs can be used with ADA signs, as a cheaper option for when tactile lettering isn’t needed. Engraved signs are available in a wide variety of colors and custom sizes.
We can supply signs to meet the American with Disabilities Act Requirements.
ADA signs have raised tactile letering or numbers, as well as the required tactile braille. They are typically made out of plastic, and can be made to fit your design requirements and color schemes.