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Not all wall surfaces are created equal. Some office walls may have a fabric finish. Or they may have a textured surface. Wall surfaces may need to be considered when designing signage and their mounting system. Here is a recent example of a lobby sign project we completed for RSM in San Francisco and in the South Bay. The wall …
Illuminated interior Lobby signs pose certain challenges that the non-lit versions do not. The primary consideration with these signs are access for the electrical connections and the power supplies. Typically the wall of the office behind the lobby cannot be used for wiring and installing the required power supplies for aesthetic and safety reasons. So another location must be identified. …
Supermarkets may have many separate divisions or partners who may operate in the same store. Here is a recent project we completed at a Safeway in the south bay. The scope of work was to add a Quest Diagnostics sign in the interior of Safeway to identify their services. This 3-D letter sign was placed in a visible location to …
New tenants in business complexes or strip malls generally require both interior and exterior signs. Interior signs can take many shapes and forms. From lobby signs, to wall graphics, and office signs. Here is a recent project we completed for a Profile Stanford location. The interior scope of work involved two custom lobby logo signs and frosted vinyl numbers for …
The three major signage any corporation needs to identify their site are the building, monument, and lobby signs. In many cases the lobby and building signs are new. The monument sign structure can either be new or retrofitted to accommodate the new logo graphics. Here is an example of a project we recently completed for a company in the south …
Nothing stands out more than a lobby sign when you walk into an office. The background color and the company logo itself also play a role in how the finished product will look like. Here is an example of a sign we produced and installed for BluePoint that nicely complemented the background wall color. Please see completion photos below. #bluepoint …
You see different types of sign in office buildings. These signs could be decorative, informational, or motivational. These signs can be simple posters, contour cut graphics, or digital prints on panels with stand-offs. Here is an example of a project we recently completed for a company in the peninsula that involved various types of wall signs. Both direct mounted graphics …
Lobby signs have always been one of our favorite projects to work on. So many logos and so many ways to produce them. What’s more is that you don’t have to worry about weather since these are interior signs. Here is a recent example of a lobby sign we fabricated and installed for a company in the peninsula. These dimensional …
There are many multi-tenant office buildings around the area. Shared resources (i.e. lobby, maintenance etc.) allow companies to save on overhead. From a signage standpoint, there needs to be consistency and uniformity relative to lobby, monument, and office name plates. Here is an example of a sign project we recently completed for one of our clients. The scope of work …
One of the more common finishes used for lobby sign lettering and logo is brushed silver or brushed aluminum. This particular finish tends to work very well with different wall colors. Here is a recent project we completed for a local company that utilized a brushed silver finish on their logo symbol and lettering. As you can see from the …
A new business in an office building means that various signs have to be updated to reflect the new tenant. In most cases, there are at least one suite sign for the main entry and also one directory strip sign in the lobby. But based on the size of the building, there could also be additions to the directory monument(s) …