Fingerpost Signs
Signs mounted on a single post, but with multiple “Fingers” which are able to point in different directions
Lockable cabinets are useful for communities or organizations that want to be able to safely display signs, posters, adverts and information supplied by affiliates which can be added to or removed manually at their discretion.
Often lockable cabinets are needed where there are no walls to fix them to (such as in parks and pavements), so they are post mounted, but can also be mounted directly to walls (as often the case with hotels, restaurants and town halls).
An ongoing project which has seen hundreds of lockable cabinets is the Bristol “Community Noticeboard” for Bristol City Council. Distinctive, practical, green noticeboards are in every district of Bristol City and are used by residents and affiliates to display local information, helping to bring a sense of community to the area.
Bristol City Council use Wards of Bristol as their official Signage Supplier. Read our case study to find out more about what we have done for the Local Authority.
Wall mounted signs are signs that are fixed directly to a wall (as opposed to being attached to posts in the ground, hung from a ceiling or other method of fixing).
Main entrance, wayfinding or information Post mounted signs erected externally, “planted” into soft or hard ground
Signs mounted on a single post, but with multiple “Fingers” which are able to point in different directions
Monolith (or Totem) signs are attractive and impressive freestanding pillars that can be manufactured in a variety of shapes and styles
Arrays of signage that can be re-ordered, removed and replaced. Can be fitted to external walls, post mounted or installed as Monoliths
Signs that stand out, literally. Typically used in high streets and alleys. Projecting signs can be both beautiful and practical
Ward Signs has recently completed a new cast resin plaque for long standing client Bristol City Council in Brandon Hill Park, Bristol.
Ward Signs has recently completed a new range of signage for new client The Worshipful Company of Stationers in The City of London
Ward Signs has recently completed a new range of signage for new client Victoria & Albert Museum in London
Ward Signs, Maze House, 18 Maze Street, Bristol, BS5 9TE
