Two-sided faces
Make the name readable from both walking directions with a simple, balanced layout.
CAROLINA SIGNS & WONDERS · DUNCAN, SC
Duncan Blade Signs
Catch the approach from both sides.
A Duncan blade sign can point an approaching visitor toward the right frontage or entry. Its usefulness depends on the walking route, projection and message simplicity, with the bracket and fixing plan considered before the face is finalized.
DESIGN ✦ FABRICATION ✦ INSTALLATION
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YOUR DUNCAN PROJECT
Turn the identity toward the visitor.
Keep the projecting face concise and consider the support as visible design. Projection, attachment strength and pedestrian clearance need site review. For a Duncan project, identify which audience each message is for. A visitor instruction should not leave drivers or delivery staff guessing which route applies to them.
A blade sign projects away from the wall, bringing the business name into the view of someone approaching along the building. A compact face, a considered bracket and a clear two-sided layout make the format useful. The mounting and pedestrian clearance are part of the design from the outset.
MAKE THE FORMAT WORK FOR YOU
Blade Signs:
options to consider.
The sign type is a starting point. The final choice depends on your message, the property and how people will see it.
FROM BRIEF TO INSTALLATION
Bring the
right details.
Provide frontage photos, approximate projection and mounting height, wall details and landlord requirements. Pedestrian clearance, attachment strength, wind exposure and approvals shape the final design.
- Distinct visitor and delivery information
- Brand consistency from exterior to reception
- Installation planning around the working premises
For a wider view of local project planning, explore our Duncan service area. Planning a different location? See the blade signs overview.
BEFORE WE GET STARTED
Duncan blade signs: useful answers.
What should be included in a Duncan blade signs brief?
Provide frontage photos, approximate projection and mounting height, wall details and landlord requirements. Pedestrian clearance, attachment strength, wind exposure and approvals shape the final design. For a Duncan project, identify which audience each message is for. A visitor instruction should not leave drivers or delivery staff guessing which route applies to them.
Can a blade sign be illuminated?
Some designs can include illumination. Weight, electrical routing, maintenance access and site approval need to be reviewed first.
NEARBY COMMUNITIES
Blade Signs, near you.
Explore the project considerations for your location. We plan around the actual premises, without assuming every property has the same needs.
LET’S MAKE SOMETHING VISIBLE
Plan your Duncan blade signs.
Tell us what the sign needs to do and where it will go.