Building & shop signs
Projecting signs.
Help people find your entrance before they are directly in front of it. Projecting signs face approaching pedestrians and can complement the main fascia without repeating every detail.
DISCUSS YOUR PROJECT ↗
Be seen along the street.
A projecting sign extends away from the building, presenting a face along the pavement or approach. It is useful where a fascia is difficult to see from the side, or where several entrances share a frontage. Keep the message simple: a business name, recognisable logo or clear destination often works better than a full list of services.
Make it work for your project.
Considered design. Planned installation.
The right specification.
The panel, bracket and wall connection should be considered as one assembly. Scale the sign to the street and viewing distance, with clear space around the logo. Tell us about awnings, trees, neighbouring signs and other features that could obscure it. The preferred shape can be explored after the available position is understood.
Ready for the site.
Projection introduces loading at the bracket and building connection. The wall condition, exposure, access and clearances need checking for the actual address. Landlord approval, advertisement consent and any highway or listed-building considerations should be confirmed by the relevant parties before production.
Let’s get your project started.
Send the details below to our Norwich team. We will discuss the specification, artwork and completion date before preparing your quotation.
- Photographs looking along both directions of the street
- Proposed position, approximate size and wall details
- Any planning conditions, landlord approval and lighting requirements
From brief to finished display.
- Share your requirements, photographs and intended date.
- Agree the quoted items, material specification and delivery or fitting arrangements.
- Check the artwork, wording and dimensions before approving production.
- Arrange collection, delivery or installation as agreed.
Your questions. Answered.
Can the sign be printed on both sides?
Yes, a double-sided layout can address people approaching from either direction. The artwork and mounting orientation are agreed together.
Do projecting signs need permission?
The answer depends on the proposal and location. Check the relevant local authority and landlord requirements before manufacture.
Can we reuse an existing bracket?
Send photographs and dimensions. Reuse depends on its condition, capacity and suitability for the new sign, and needs assessment before it is included in a quotation.
A little more guidance.
Do you need planning consent for a shop sign? ↗
Understand advertisement consent in England, what to check with your council and how to prepare a clear shop-sign brief before production.
Illuminated vs non-illuminated shop signs ↗
Choose lighting around when customers arrive, how your frontage is seen and what the building allows. Compare appearance, maintenance, installation and the cost of operating the complete sign.
Explore related signage.
Built-up 3D letters ↗
Give your name and logo a three-dimensional finish with individually fabricated letters for shopfronts, offices and reception areas. We help you choose the scale, finish and mounting around the building and the way people approach it.
Fascia signs ↗
Shop and building fascia signs designed around your brand, frontage and viewing distance. Bring your name, logo and key information together in a layout that is easy to recognise.
Talk to our Norwich team.
Visit Broadland Digital at Vulcan House, Vulcan Road North, Norwich, NR6 6AQ. Arrange a conversation about your project, materials and artwork, or send your photographs by email to get started.
Discuss a project.
Tell us about your premises, the signs you need and the date you are working towards. Send photographs and approximate sizes if you have them.
Broadland Digital, Vulcan House, Vulcan Road North, Norwich, NR6 6AQ · Monday–Friday, 8:30am–5pm