Think beyond a clear rectangle
A panel can organize a logo, department name or donor message; separate acrylic letters can let the wall become the background. Layered elements may introduce depth. Decide whether edges and fixings should be visible features or quieter details, and check how reflections affect readability.
Review a scaled proof
Provide vector artwork where available and a photo of the intended location. A proof should show proportions, text placement and the relationship between the panel and surrounding objects. Material grade, thickness, finish and fixings need to be specified for the particular application rather than assumed from a photograph.
MATERIALS & APPROACHES
Find the right fit.
Where it can work
- Reception logo panels
- Room and department identification
- Retail feature displays
A few useful answers.
Is all acrylic the same?+
No. Surface finish, thickness, color and product grade vary. Select the material against the intended appearance and application.
Can acrylic be used outdoors?+
Suitability depends on the selected product, design and mounting conditions. Review the specific application rather than assuming every acrylic sign is exterior-ready.

