Modular public warning sign

You can explore our products on the website, where individual product pages provide useful information about styles, features and technical details. We do not rely on a single printed catalogue, because many of our products are configurable and are often specified to suit each project.

If you need help comparing options, our team can recommend suitable products based on your site, audience, budget and design requirements.

Yes. Our signs come with a 1-year manufacturer’s warranty, and some product elements may carry longer product-specific performance guarantees. For example, our n-Viro printed panels include a 10 year lightfastness guarantee.

If you are comparing products for a particular environment, we are happy to explain the warranty position and the expected maintenance requirements for the specification you are considering.

Many products are available in standard A sizes, including A4 (297 x 210mm), A3 (420 x 297mm), A2 (594 x 420mm), A1 (841 x 594mm) and A0 (1188 x 841mm). Bespoke sizes can also be manufactured to suit your project.

You can find size information in the product features and technical download area on our website. 

Please note that the stated panel size is usually the size of the graphic panel rather than the overall size of the frame. On some framed products, the frame overlaps the panel slightly, which reduces the visible printed area. Client supplied artwork checksheets are also available in our download area. 

Lead times depend on the product, specification and level of customisation. As a general guide, many standard products are delivered in around 4 to 6 weeks from order, receipt of payment and sign-off of proofs, while bespoke sizes or fully custom-made signs will usually take longer.

If your project has a fixed deadline, please let us know at the enquiry stage and we will advise on the most realistic programme.

Yes. We can tailor signage designs to reflect your brand, location and target audience. That might include using your logo, colour palette, typography, imagery, tone of voice and site-specific content, or creating a completely bespoke design approach for a new place or visitor experience.

This flexibility applies across directional signage, notice boards, monoliths, interpretation panels and wider wayfinding schemes.

The right monolith or totem sign depends on the amount of information you need to show, the character of the location, visitor movement, exposure to the elements and the level of durability required. Stainless steel and other metal options can provide a contemporary, robust appearance, while timber options can be ideal where a more natural look is needed.

We are happy to recommend the most suitable format once we understand your site and the role the sign needs to perform.