Retail storefronts and mezzanine-level businesses require directional identification signage visible from both approach directions, addressing the limitation of parallel facade-mounted signs that only serve single-direction foot traffic. Blade signs project perpendicular to building faces, creating dual-sided visibility for shoppers navigating mixed-use corridors where storefront density creates visual competition at street level.
Beauty salons and professional service offices on mezzanine floors use blade signage installations to establish street-level visibility despite elevated positioning, particularly where building regulations restrict facade-parallel signage for upper-floor tenants. Mall-facing retail tenants deploy projecting blade signs to differentiate storefronts in high-density shopping corridors where parallel signage blends into visual clutter from pedestrian sightlines.
Engineering consultancies and medical clinics on mezzanine levels install double-sided blade signs on building facades to provide wayfinding clarity for clients navigating multi-tenant developments. Perpendicular mounting ensures brand visibility regardless of foot traffic direction, addressing the directional limitation inherent in traditional facade-parallel storefront signage while meeting municipality approval requirements for mezzanine-level commercial tenants.
Pricing Drivers
Pricing reflects letter material grade, double-sided fabrication requirements, projecting bracket engineering, facade mounting complexity, and permit coordination.
* Please note that the prices provided are indicative and subject to change based on the specific dimensions, materials, and design variations of the final product.