Signs

Nothing. We’ll pop round for free, have a look at where the signs need to go and take all the measurements. That way, there’ll be no confusion afterwards about the number, size or location.

Dibond. This board is designed for signage that remains on display outdoors for a long time and is available in 2, 3 or 4 mm thicknesses. Forex is suitable for indoor use, whilst corrugated polypropylene is best for temporary displays.

Yes, with phosphorescent film, also known as ‘glow-in-the-dark’ film. This is used for escape routes and emergency exits. For signs along a driveway, there is also reflective film, which glows when hit by headlights.

A signpost directs someone in a particular direction, across a site or area. A sign indicates or prohibits something on the spot: a zone, an emergency exit, a route. The materials are the same, but the content is not, and in practice they are often ordered together.

That depends on the surface. On glass or a smooth door, a sticker is usually sufficient. If the sign needs to stand on its own, be hung from a post or attached to a rough wall, then you should use a plate.

With drill holes in the diameter you specify, or with mounting fittings such as a frame, a plinth, spacers or a hanging system. We will assess which solution is most suitable during our visit to your premises.

Yes. Creafor has its own installation team with a cherry picker, so even a sign high up on a façade or under a canopy can be installed without you having to find a second company to do the job.

Yes. We produce the entire range in the same colours and to the same design, from the signs outside in the car park to the signs on the rooms inside. As well as panels, we also supply stickers and cut-out letters, so that everything remains consistent.

Signage boards are not available as a standard option in the ordering module, as the number, size and mounting method vary from building to building. We will come and take measurements free of charge and then provide a quote.

From a single plate. In practice, it involves a series, and the key thing is that all the plates come from the same sheet and the same grid.

Up to 2050 × 4050 mm in Dibond and 2050 × 3050 mm in Forex. However, signage rarely works well on a large scale: a series of small signs at eye level is easier to read than a large panel at the entrance.

There are standardised pictograms for safety signage, and anyone required to follow them will usually know which ones from their own documentation or health and safety plan. Please let us know which set you need to use, and we will print those pictograms rather than our own version.