Rooftop signage is built for a different kind of visibility: not a passer-by reading it up close, but a building being recognised across the skyline from a distance. That changes the scale, the structure and the approvals involved.
These projects usually need landlord or facilities management sign-off, so we factor that into the timeline from the start, something we've learned across 1000+ signage projects citywide, rather than treating it as an afterthought.
Getting the scale right
Too small and the sign disappears against the facade; too large and it can breach approval limits. Sizing it correctly is the main design decision on a project like this.
Access is the hard part
Installation at building scale usually needs cranes or cherry pickers and out-of-hours access, which we plan for as part of the project timeline, not something we work out on the day.
- Sized for visibility across the skyline
- Support through landlord or authority approval
- Installation planned around access and working-at-height rules
- Durable finishes built for years of exposure
Talk to us about your building
Share your site location, sizing and artwork and we'll put together a quotation with a realistic timeline.