Outdoor Commercial Signs: Planning for Weather Exposure
Outdoor sign specifications should describe the actual building exposure.
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Service Access for Commercial Building Signage
Commercial building sign service access should be designed before the facade arrangement is fixed.
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Event Signage Built for Transport, Assembly and Reuse
Event signage intended for reuse needs a repeatable transport and assembly plan.
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Concealed Wiring for Restaurant and Hospitality Signs
For restaurant and hospitality signs, concealed wiring should be planned with the interior finishes and service access.
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Close-View Finish Requirements for Hotel and Hospitality Logo Signs
A hotel logo viewed from a reception desk exposes edges, seams and surface variation that may be less noticeable on a distant facade.
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Office Reception Logo Signs: Planning Hidden Wiring and Wall Interfaces
An office reception logo needs coordinated wall and wiring details before the wall is closed.
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Storefront Sign Viewing Distance: How It Affects Letter Size and Illumination
Viewing distance affects how much detail a storefront sign can communicate.
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Storefront Sign Landlord Requirements: What to Confirm Before Manufacturing
Before manufacturing a storefront sign, turn the landlord’s sign criteria into an approved project drawing.
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Storefront Fascia Mounting: What Sign Buyers Should Check Before Production
Fascia mounting decisions depend on what is behind the visible surface.
