Outdoor signs for businesses must be eye-catching, brand-centric, ideal for wayfinding, and fit in well with the area’s overall vibe. Our clients have found that custom blade signs for Georgia storefronts check all these boxes – and more.

PVC Combines with Dimensional Lettering for an Attractive Secondary Building Sign

PVC is a durable but budget-friendly material that does well for facade installations. For this particular project, the client requested a blade sign as a secondary signage solution. It would support a building sign that was facing the parking lot. On the other hand, the blade sign faces would-be customers coming from either side of the sidewalk.

You will notice that this client combined the great looks of a logo board with 3D elements. The logo portion, as well as the lettering, are added to the dark-colored panel. It is then installed with a decorative wrought iron arm that looks beautiful on the brick facade.

A Metal Panel Stands out with Graphics

Of course, you do not have to have a standard building sign when ordering a blade sign. In the case of a local sports bar, our team was able to design, produce, and install a metal panel that stands out from the facade by a little more than a foot. It catches the attention of passersby and is an ideal wayfinding sign.

Once again, we placed the colorful name and logo onto a black metal panel. The color perfectly matches the building’s trim and acts as an extension of the architecture.

Illuminated Box Cabinet with Electrical Wiring

The other blade signs we have shown you rely on facade lighting. Frequently, clients already have light sources installed on their building fronts’ or aim landscape lights to illuminate their blade signage. In this case, we built a lightbox cabinet in the style of a blade sign that is then mounted perpendicular to the wall.

The box itself has the shape of a perfect square that is painted in the anthracite tone of the building’s front. Light shines through the translucent polycarbonate front after dark. It is elegant, contemporary, and fits well with the storefront’s overall brand presence.

Additional Options When Buying Custom Blade Signs for Georgia Storefronts

These are just some products you might consider when adding a blade sign to your building signage setup. Other options include panels with illuminated channel letters, signage installed with dual chains from an overhang rather than a wall, and sandblasted high-density urethane (HDU) panels. The latter products are artistic and allow for fantastic detail work and color addition.

By the way, blade signs are also quite popular on the interior of a location. You frequently see them in hospital or college corridors, where they provide wayfinding assistance even if the hallways are busy with foot traffic. Discuss your thoughts with our specialists to learn more.

Please know that we can coordinate and complete most of our projects working remotely, without a physical visit to our offices required for safe and successful accomplishment. Call us at 770-756-6600 or email us at info@signvisionsatl.com.