Wooden shop signs are quickly becoming the ‘must-have’ form of signage for restaurants, shops and bars because they look so good and you’re able to design them around your budget.
With such a vast range of paint finishes and coloured wood stains available on the market, you’re able to produce a unique style of signage which looks tailor made to your company branding.
Wooden signs are typically made up of wooden planks or slats which run horizontally or vertically across the front of the fascia. It’s these wooden slats which are treated or painted to achieve the overall colour of the signboard.
A metal frame is usually added to the timber sign which not only finishes the design off with a tidy boarder running around the edge of the sign, but it also ensures all the screw fixings are hidden which ensures the sign looks clean and tidy.
Types of wood finishes available.
Coloured Wood Stain is a type of paint used to change the coloured pigment in the timber planks which make up the timber sign. Typically, a lighter coloured piece of wood is used to produce the slats on the fascia which is treated with a wood stain in order to achieve the required colour or finish. The wooden fascia signs can also be painted in more traditional solid paint colours as well to achieve your desired colour specification.
Choosing your shop sign letters.
The shop sign letters are the parts on a sign which really add the finishing touches in creating a sign which is unique to your business. There are so many styles of 3D sign letters which can be used to make up a shop name. A whole range of different coloured materials such as acrylic or metal can be used as well to make the letters stand out on the signboard. Adding LED illumination as well will enhance the sign’s visibility and make sure it gets noticed by potential customers.
So if you’ve been thinking about renewing the signage on the building and wish to replace your old sign with some a classic timber shop sign then you’re going to be spoiled for choice as there’s a whole world of signage available at your fingertips.
More information on Wooden Shop Signs can be found online at:
http://www.surreyshopsigns.co.uk/building-name-signage-letters.html