Two-sided branding
Coordinate the message for visitors approaching from either direction.
Illuminated signs
Fret-Cut Projecting Signs
A projecting sign helps people notice your premises as they approach along the pavement. A double-sided fret-cut design presents your branding in both directions, with the final face and lighting specification agreed for your location.
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A guide to your options
Make your brand visible along the street
This format places a framed, double-sided fret-cut tray perpendicular to the building. Instead of relying only on a fascia viewed from across the road, it puts your identity into the line of sight of people walking along the frontage.
Materials & construction
The sign combines a double-sided fret-cut tray with a projecting frame. Face material, acrylic details, finish, lighting and bracket dimensions are selected as part of the quotation. These details should be confirmed for the chosen assembly.
Choose the finish that fits
Cut-through detail
Use a simple logo or short name that reads clearly at street level.
Coordinated finish
Match the projecting sign with the main fascia and window branding.
Plan the details
Projection, clearance, wall condition and exposure all affect the design. Keep wording concise and send photographs showing nearby signs, canopies and pedestrian routes. The final bracket and lighting arrangement should be confirmed before manufacture.
Where it works
- High-street shops
- Cafés and restaurants
- Side-street entrances
- Commercial reception approaches
Your questions, answered
Why choose a projecting sign?
It helps people identify the premises when approaching parallel to the shopfront, where a fascia may be harder to see.
Will both sides carry the same design?
They can, or the layouts can be adapted to suit each approach. We will agree the artwork for both faces.
Is illumination included?
The lighting and electrical scope will be confirmed in the quotation for the selected construction.
Tell us what you have in mind
Let’s work out your signage
Send photographs of the wall and street approach, desired face size and projection, artwork for both sides, and your lighting preference.