Most Dubai malls hand tenants a design guideline document before they'll approve any signage — fonts, colours, panel sizes, sometimes even fixing methods are specified. We work within those guidelines from the first sketch, so approval doesn't become a second project on top of the actual sign.
Foot traffic in a mall corridor behaves differently to a street — people are moving slower, scanning both sides, often distracted — and that changes how bold or how subtle a fascia needs to be.
Working with mall management
We check the mall's landlord criteria and get sign-off sorted before fabrication starts, which avoids the rework that comes from submitting artwork that doesn't meet spec.
Building and fitting
Once approved, production and installation are scheduled around your opening date or existing trading hours, so the unit isn't sitting with bare fascia longer than necessary.
Why tenants choose us for mall projects
- Experience working to mall landlord design criteria
- Materials built for Dubai's heat and humidity
- Installation timed to opening dates and trading hours
- Maintenance available once the sign is up
Get a quotation
Tell us which mall, your unit number and any design criteria document you've been given, and we'll take it from there.