Projecting Signs

A bespoke projecting sign gives The Blacksmiths Arms a strong and characterful presence when viewed along the street. Its robust galvanised-steel frame is protected with a durable powder-coated finish, providing excellent resistance to corrosion and changing weather conditions. Professionally fabricated and built for long-term outdoor use, the completed pub sign combines traditional appeal with the strength needed to look its best for many years.

Gloss-black acrylic paired with warm copper detailing gives Café Rojano’s bespoke projecting sign a distinctive and sophisticated finish. The polished surfaces catch the light beautifully, helping the branding stand out when viewed from either direction along the street. Carefully made to suit the restaurant’s character, the completed sign provides an elegant exterior feature with strong visual impact.

Custom projecting signs give Bridal Gossip in Wadebridge a stylish and easily recognisable presence from both directions along the street. Each sign combines a durable stainless-steel bracket with a quality matt-printed face, keeping the colours soft and refined while avoiding unwanted glare. The clean fabrication and elegant graphics complement the bridal boutique’s identity and create a polished finishing touch to the shopfront.

A bespoke projecting sign system at Sobell Leisure Centre provides clear and effective interior wayfinding throughout the building. Mounted on durable stainless-steel brackets, the signs extend from the walls so directions and facility names can be seen easily from either approach. Clean, practical and professionally finished, the system helps visitors make quicker decisions and navigate the busy leisure centre with confidence.

Trehawke House in Liskeard features a custom projecting sign supported by a heritage-style wrought-iron arm assembly. Traditional detailing within the metalwork gives the installation character and complements the property’s architecture, while the projecting format ensures the sign can be clearly seen from either direction. Strong, distinctive and carefully made, it creates an attractive entrance feature with an authentic period appearance.

The Upper Deck in Rock, near Wadebridge, used a modern projecting sign with a polished stainless-steel arm to create a clean and contemporary exterior feature. The metalwork and sign graphics were carefully coordinated in colour and finish, giving the installation a smart, unified appearance. Clearly visible from both directions, the completed sign strengthens the venue’s identity while complementing its stylish coastal setting.

Number Eight’s projecting sign combines a heritage hardwood panel with a durable powder-coated bracket, creating a simple and beautifully balanced exterior feature. The natural warmth and grain of the timber add character, while the clean lines and restrained detailing keep the overall appearance refined and contemporary. Carefully made and built for outdoor use, the sign gives the premises a distinctive yet understated street presence.

A projecting sign gives St Stephen’s Bakery in Plympton, Devon, clear visibility along the street and helps customers recognise the shop from either direction. The bold, easy-to-read branding creates a welcoming exterior feature while complementing the wider bakery frontage. Practical and professionally finished, the sign strengthens the business’s local presence and makes the premises easier to spot for both regular customers and passing visitors.

Silver Breeze Jewellers in Newquay used a circular projecting sign with a bespoke stainless-steel bracket to create an elegant and distinctive shopfront feature. The polished metalwork complements the jewellery brand beautifully, while the round sign face softens the design and remains clearly visible from both directions along the street. Carefully fabricated and professionally finished, the installation gives the business a refined and memorable presence.

*The Cornish Crab & Lobster in Mevagissey features a bespoke shape-cut projecting sign that creates a distinctive and characterful exterior feature. Raised gloss-acrylic lettering adds depth and a polished contrast to the sign face, helping the branding stand out clearly from both directions. The custom profile reinforces the coastal identity of the business and provides a memorable finishing touch to the shopfront.

The Jolly Hangman Tavern in Bodmin features a custom projecting sign designed to complement the character of its historic setting. To protect the building’s stonework, the mounting points were carefully positioned within the existing mortar lines, providing a secure installation with minimal impact on the original fabric. The finished sign offers strong street visibility while meeting the practical considerations required for a sensitive conservation environment.