You would not dream of buying your building sign at a big box office supply store. After all, how will you get your brand message across with a generic set of letters? Then why head to that store when you need room or suite signage? With custom door signs, you not only get the look that suits your entryway perfectly, but you also let your brand shine through.

Elegant Suite Signs Impress with Form and Material Selection

The suite sign mounts outside your main office door. Think of it as the nameplate affixed to the doorbell of your home. It needs to look right and bespeak your brand. In many ways, it is the precursor to the impression the lobby sign makes when your client enters. This is not a time for generic presentations. Case in point is a brushed aluminum panel imprinted with a company’s name and covered with a thin acrylic facing.

Management companies like the idea of keeping the client panel and the suite number board separate, which leaves the central message intact even if a new tenant is coming in. A slight top portion curvature eliminates a mere utilitarian look that the use of metal could create. By mounting the setup with brushed aluminum standoffs, the signage looks sophisticated and brings an air of elegance to the hallway.

Office ID Signs Work Well in Converted Homes

Are you doing business in a converted home? These smaller venues are the rage where large mansions have undergone a re-zoning and gone from private places to commercial multi-suite business locales. Because different companies are sharing close quarters, it makes sense to differentiate your office door from that or another enterprise with a room sign. Business clients have had excellent success with the use of aluminum panels or vinyl decals. Both products allow for attractive, colorful imprints that impress with your name and logo’s preproduction.

A Lit Blade Sign is an Excellent Overhead Wayfinding Tool

Because in some settings there is so much foot traffic that the wall-mounted room sign is insufficient, you need a custom door sign that you will not find at the big box store: the overhead blade marker. Use it for locations such as the restroom, lobby, or specialty department. Because you control the color of the facing details as well as the shape of the blade, you can bring in your corporate branding here, too. The added illumination is a good option for attracting attention.

Room Label Sign with Braille II Fulfills ADA Requirements

For rooms that perform permanent functions within your building or office, the place name must feature ADA-compliant style elements. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) differentiates standard signage from compliant products by narrowing the scope of permitted fonts, mounting locations and heights, and contrast colors. Since these signs need to be readable by touch as well as sight, we recommend the use of acrylic markers with raised lettering and Braille II dots, cast metal plaques, or sandblasted high-density urethane (HDU) panels.

In fact, call us today to discuss your need for custom door signs with our experts to find out how you can make your entrances stand out in all the right ways!