Signage in Dubai

It designs, fabricates and installs the physical signs a business is identified and navigated by: the shopfront or fascia sign, built-up letters and logos, illuminated signs, directional and wayfinding signage inside a building, window and retail graphics, and site and event signage. We do all of that in our own workshop and fit it with our own team.

It depends on the size, the material, whether it is illuminated, how it has to be fixed and how high up it goes. A set of interior door signs and an illuminated shopfront sign are different jobs entirely. Send the location, the sizes and a photo of the space and you get a costed plan back.

Yes. Signage rules differ between emirates, between authorities, and again between a landlord and a mall operator. We advise on what will be approved before anything is fabricated, which is considerably cheaper than finding out afterwards.

Yes, in acrylic and in metal, face-lit, halo-lit or unlit. Built-up letters are fabricated rather than printed, which is why they come out of the same workshop as our stands and displays.

Both. Most clients want it fitted and that is our own team, including the survey beforehand so the fixings and the power are right. If you have your own installers we can supply only.

Yes, and this is the main reason clients bring signage to us alongside their print and vehicle work. Working from the same brand references across one workshop keeps the fascia, the displays, the vehicles and the uniforms consistent.

Yes, screens and the housings or enclosures they sit in, built into the fit-out rather than mounted as an afterthought. Tell us the location and the content plan and we will advise on size and placement.

Yes. Removing old signage, making good and fitting new is a common job, often run alongside interior and vehicle rebranding so the change happens everywhere at once.