We fabricated and installed metal parking lot signs for Country Club Condo. With these, the Sherman Oaks complex will ensure the convenience of tenants and guests alike making their way to and from the parking area. The pictured sign reminds people to watch their step. Safety first! (more…)
More signs for Eternadental in Huntington Park as part of their business sign package. These are directional signs to help guide patients to their clinic. After all, how can they utilize the establishment’s services if they can’t find it? So show them the way with wayfinding signage. (more…)
Want to help customers navigate areas like malls or commercial spaces so they can reach their destination sooner and do business with the establishment they are looking for? Use wayfinding signs to make the process much more convenient. Particularly for bigger or busier places. Moreover, with ADA signs accessibility is improved and no one will get left behind. (more…)
This is the directory suite plaque we made for UCLA Health. With this, the Westlake Village institution’s halls will be easier to navigate. This one displays the name and number of the room, which is their hematology and oncology infusion center. It also shows the hours it is open and has braille features, making it more accessible and ADA complaint.
This is the changeable lobby directory sign we made for Montrose Plaza. With this it will help their building tenants announce their presence and make navigation much easier for visitors. For this project, we did not handle the installation, the signage was shipped to Montrose and the client arranged installation themselves. (more…)
Signs can go beyond promoting brands. They can also help open the way for people who need help. That’s what signage with American with Disabilities Act compliant features are for. ADA signs that sport braille and textile surfaces will definitely be appreciated by those who need them. Likewise with those who see how establishments care for their constituents.
Parking lots and signs go together like peanut butter and jelly. This one at the West Valley Medical Center has two lanes for cars to exit – but commuters seem to not know that. Sounds like a job for a parking lot exit sign! With this, the Encino establishment’s patrons will have an easier time navigating and parking.
Our sign package for this building in El Segundo continues. This new directional blade sign helps building traffic figure out where they need to go to find building tenants Rapid7 and Skyryse. So now Ocean West Management’s property is easier to navigate. (more…)
