From fascia trays and 3D shop signs to illuminated lettering, projecting signs and coordinated window graphics, we design, manufacture and install shopfront signage for retail, hospitality and commercial premises across London.

A strong shop sign is not simply a logo enlarged to fill a fascia. Letter height, contrast, lighting, panel depth, mounting position and how the frontage is approached from the street all affect whether the sign is clear and convincing.
Start with the construction closest to your brief. We can confirm the final material, dimensions, fixing method and production details after reviewing the site and artwork.
Real signage and project imagery showing how different constructions work in the finished environment.

Shopfront fascia and tray signage can provide a clean, durable branded finish across the full width of a commercial frontage.

3D lettering adds depth to a shopfront and can be produced in a range of acrylic, aluminium and built-up constructions to suit the brand and location.

Illuminated shop signage improves visibility after dark, with options including face-lit, halo-lit and backlit lettering depending on the required finish.
A strong shop sign is not simply a logo enlarged to fill a fascia. Letter height, contrast, lighting, panel depth, mounting position and how the frontage is approached from the street all affect whether the sign is clear and convincing.
Depending on the site, a shopfront can use an aluminium tray, flat fascia panel, 3D channel letters, built-up metal lettering, acrylic details, window graphics or a combination of several elements. Installation can also be planned around access, working height and the existing substrate.
A few practical details allow us to recommend the right construction and quote more accurately.
A complete shopfront often combines more than one sign type. Use these specialist pages to compare the construction, materials and visibility options before deciding what fits the frontage.
Dimensional letters for fascias and shopfronts, including face-lit, halo-lit and non-illuminated constructions.
Explore 3D channel letters →Lighting-led sign systems for businesses that need stronger visibility after dark, including lightboxes and illuminated lettering.
Explore illuminated signs →Precision-routed fascia panels, cut-outs, push-through acrylic and bespoke sign components for more engineered shopfront builds.
Explore fret cut & CNC signs →Flat aluminium composite panels and folded trays that provide a durable base for graphics, raised letters and fabricated details.
Explore aluminium tray signs →Double-sided signs mounted perpendicular to the frontage to improve recognition for people approaching along the street.
Explore projecting signs →Printed vinyl, cut lettering and frosted film that extend the branding from the fascia across the customer-facing glazing.
Explore window graphics →These completed projects show how different shopfront sign methods work in practice, from multi-site retail branding to dimensional lettering and illuminated signage.
A coordinated retail signage rollout using illuminated branding, CNC-cut elements and a consistent visual treatment across different frontages.
View Home Style project →
A commercial frontage centred on bold dimensional lettering, supported by additional exterior signage for stronger street recognition.
View Crazy Cow project →
Dimensional illuminated signage where the lighting treatment becomes part of the finished shopfront identity after dark.
View Moving Mountains project →That depends on the fascia construction, viewing distance, brand style, budget and whether the sign needs to remain visible after dark. Aluminium trays, 3D letters, illuminated signs, projecting signs and window graphics can also be combined as one frontage package.
Illumination is useful when the business trades into darker hours or needs stronger night-time visibility. A well-positioned non-illuminated tray, fascia or dimensional letter sign can be more appropriate where lighting is unnecessary or restricted. We can recommend the practical option after reviewing the frontage and trading environment.
Permission depends on the sign size, position, illumination, building and local planning requirements. Advertisement Consent, landlord approval or other permissions can apply, particularly to illuminated or projecting signage. Customers should confirm the requirements for their premises with the local planning authority before installation.
The main factors are overall size, material, fabrication method, letter depth, illumination, electrical requirements, fixing surface, installation height and site access. Clear frontage photographs and approximate dimensions allow us to narrow the construction and quote more accurately.
Installation is available for suitable projects. Working height, access, fixing substrate, power supply and permissions can affect the installation method and price.
Yes. We can work from supplied branding or help prepare the signage artwork and coordinate fascia signs, dimensional lettering, window graphics and projecting signs where required.
Send clear photographs showing the full frontage and surrounding fixing area, approximate width and height of the sign space, your logo or artwork, installation postcode and whether illumination is required. Access notes and a target completion date are also useful.
Around 90% of our signage jobs are completed within 7–10 working days once the specification and artwork are confirmed. Some urgent projects can be completed within a few days, while fabricated, illuminated or installation-led jobs may take longer depending on materials, access and current production workload.
Send photographs of the location, approximate dimensions, your artwork and the installation postcode. We will help narrow the material, construction and installation requirements before confirming the quote.
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