Indoor Signage for Shops, Clinics, Restaurants and Workplaces
Once someone is through the door, indoor signs do the quiet work: telling them where to queue, which counter to go to, where the fitting rooms are or which department sells what. Good interior signs match the fit-out and are easy to read without being noisy.
Indoor signs don't face sun or rain, which opens up a wider range of materials and finishes. The main questions are how they'll be fixed, how often the information on them will change, and how they sit alongside your interior design. A floor plan and a few photos are usually enough to start.
Typical applications
Retail departments and aisles
Hanging or projecting signs that help shoppers find sections quickly.
Clinics and service counters
Room numbers, queue points and counter signs that make visits less confusing.
Restaurants and cafés
Order-here and pickup signs, toilet signs and branded feature signs.
Changeable information signs
Signs with slide-in inserts for names, prices or schedules that change regularly.
What we need to quote
- A floor plan or photos showing where signs are needed
- List of signs and the wording on each
- Wall, ceiling or floor type at each location
- Whether any information will change regularly
- Your interior finishes or fit-out palette
Don't have everything yet? Send what you have and we'll ask for the rest.
Questions
How do I know how many indoor signs I need?
Walk through the space as a first-time visitor and note every point where you'd hesitate. A floor plan with those points marked is a good starting brief, and we can suggest where signs may be missing.
Can signs be hung from a false ceiling?
Sometimes, but false ceilings aren't always strong enough on their own. Fixing may need to go through to the slab above. We'll ask about ceiling type before recommending a method.
Can we update the text ourselves later?
Signs with slide-in or magnetic inserts let you change names or information without new signs. Tell us which signs are likely to change.