PJT Print: Signs, Wraps, PPF

Signs & installation

Shop fronts & fascia

Fascias surveyed, built and installed on your building, not posted out flat-packed.

We design, manufacture and fit shop fascias and projecting signs for high-street retailers, independents and hospitality across the South West. You get one team from ladder survey to final fixings.

Get a quote

From £1,200guide price

Hansewood Ltd built-up letters with chrome and gloss finish on office wall

What's included

  • Site survey and measured drawings
  • Tray signs, built-up letters and LED illumination options
  • Aluminium composite or acrylic faces with latex print
  • Installation with safe access and electrical coordination
  • Aftercare and maintenance advice

At a glance

Sign types
Flat fascia panels, tray signs, built-up letters and projecting signs
Materials
Aluminium composite, acrylic, PVC foam, printed or cut vinyl
Lighting
Non-illuminated or LED illuminated options
Survey
Free site survey with measurements and fixing points recorded
Lead time
Typically 3–4 weeks from survey to install
Install
Fitted by our own team, with safe access arranged

Examples

Hansewood Ltd built-up letters with chrome and gloss finish on office wall
Aura Studio shop sign panel ready for fitting
Hansewood agricultural contractor sign panel
Blew's Farm price list sign panel fixed to a farm building

How we deliver

  1. 01

    Survey

    We visit site, measure openings and note fixing points, services and access.

  2. 02

    Design & quote

    Visual mock-ups, material spec and fixed-price install.

  3. 03

    Manufacture

    CNC-cut trays, vinyl and illumination assembled in-house.

  4. 04

    Install

    Fitted sign-off on site. We leave the frontage ready to trade.

Choosing a sign type

A flat printed panel is the most economical fascia and works well for independents on a budget. A tray sign has folded edges that hide the fixings and give a cleaner, deeper finish. Built-up letters stand off the wall for a premium, three-dimensional look.

A projecting sign catches people walking along the pavement who would never see the fascia head-on. On a busy high street it often brings in as much trade as the main sign.

Do you need consent?

Many non-illuminated fascia signs are allowed without an application, but illuminated signs, signs in conservation areas and signs on listed buildings usually need advertisement consent from your local council. Check with the planning team and your landlord before you order; we can supply the drawings and visuals an application needs.

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