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When you need a building sign, you have plenty of options. Examples include outdoor-rated sign foam, metallic, and acrylic letter building signs. In Berkeley Heights, our clients have had excellent success with acrylic 3D letters. Let’s take a look!

Case Study: The Knotts Company 

The Knotts Company determined that it needed two identical building signs. They would address customers approaching the building from different directions. When we discussed the options with the client, they selected three-dimensional acrylic. Our technicians cut the letter and logo pieces using half-inch-thick acrylic. We painted the style elements in the client’s custom colors. Finally, our installers stud-mounted the signage to the building, where it advertises the company’s presence and assists customers with wayfinding.

Embracing the Versatility of Acrylic as a Commercial Building Sign

Acrylic letter building signs are among the most popular three-dimensional facade signage solutions that our clients request. The material has the advantage of being lightweight, which means that you do not need to request additional mounting hardware, and weather-resistant. Because our technicians use automotive paint when applying your corporate palette hues, the signage will look as good in full sunlight as in rain and snow.

Acrylic is ideal for:

• Laser cutting for crisp edges and intricate designs.
• Harsh weather because it does not fade, crack, or expand.
• A contemporary appeal with a modern display that presents with either a glossy or matte finish.
• Illumination options that include the installation of edge-lit or backlit designs.

By the way, did you know that acrylic comes in various colors? Some clients like displaying white or black vinyl because the pigment is part of the material, creating stunning edges when combined with custom color paints.

What Else Can You Do With Acrylic?

We have examined acrylic letter-building signs in Berkeley Heights. However, you do not have to limit yourself to using the material only for these purposes. Acrylic is also ideal for designing, fabricating, and installing interior and exterior wayfinding signs that meet Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements. 

Some clients have opted for acrylic letter lobby signs. When the lobby sign corresponds in design and material selection with the building sign, it allows for a powerful one-two brand-building punch. It is a favorite with new companies or those expanding to new service territories. 

Other signage options include acrylic panel lobby signs and imprinted acrylic artwork that is well-suited for featuring products and location details. How could you use acrylic for your next signage project? Call us today to find out!