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What are plastic signs called?

Plastic signs are typically referred to by the specific type of plastic used. The most common materials include:

  • Acrylic signs – Known for their glass-like appearance and high gloss finish. Acrylic is durable, weather-resistant, and ideal for sleek, modern displays. It can be used for both internal and external signage, often in reception areas, offices, or as illuminated shop signs.
  • Foamex signs – Lightweight and cost-effective, Foamex is made from expanded PVC. It’s perfect for promotional signs, exhibition displays, and temporary signage. It offers a smooth surface for full-colour printing and can be easily cut into various shapes and sizes.
  • Correx signs – Made from corrugated plastic, Correx is often used for short-term or outdoor signs, such as estate agent boards or construction notices. It’s lightweight, waterproof, and budget friendly.

These plastic materials are versatile, easy to customise, and available in a wide range of finishes and colours. Whether you need durable long-term signage or temporary promotional displays, plastic signs offer a practical and professional solution.

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One of our areas of expertise is the supply and installation of shop sign letters. All our 3D Shop Sign Letters are bespoke and manufactured in your choice of font type, size and colour. Our portfolio of sign letters range from flat cut brushed silver sign letters to 3D chrome silver sign letters. We also supply a range of acrylic shop sign letters, polished gold sign letters, bronze shop signs letters, painted metal letters, painted acrylic letters, rose gold shop sign letters, rusty metal letters and also fairground bulb marquee letters. Our full range of shop sign letters can be found here.

Shop front planning permission may be required prior to the installation of your sign. We strongly recommend you contact your local authority prior to ordering an external shop sign to ensure the correct guidelines are met and various permissions are granted. More information can be found on the online Planning Portal.