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Storefront Signs – Made to Fit Your Building
The face of your business – storefront, lettering and window graphics from one place.
- Free design preview
- No-obligation quote
- Production only after your approval
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What makes Storefront Signs work
Your storefront sign is the first thing customers see. We design the whole storefront: from the sign panel and illuminated letters to matching window and door graphics – coherent with your logo and the building.
Send us a photo of your storefront and your logo. We create a free design preview directly on your building so you can judge size, position and lighting before anything is manufactured.
Typical uses
Which parts light up?
What lights up on storefront signs, what stays printed or unlit – and from which size. Your free design preview shows it for your own logo.
Illuminated parts
What lights up depends on the build: channel letters, a light box or a gooseneck/trough light above the sign.
The sign panel
The panel itself does not light up. At night it becomes visible through external lights or channel letters mounted on it.
Window graphics
Vinyl on windows and doors does not light up; it reads through the light inside the store.
Non-illuminated
A clean aluminum sign panel without light is the most economical option and just as readable by day.
Why choose this sign type
Complete solution
Sign panel, letters, light box and window vinyl designed together.
Preview on your building
See your sign on a photo of your own storefront – before production.
Illuminated or not
From a clean aluminum sign panel to a fully illuminated front.
Built for weather
Aluminum composite, acrylic and UV-stable vinyl – made for years outdoors.
Examples & inspiration
How would this look with your logo?Send your logo and a photo – you'll get a free design preview on your own building.
Free design previewThe building blocks of a storefront
A storefront sign is rarely just one sign. A coherent storefront usually has four building blocks, and we plan them together:
- Sign band: the panel above the storefront windows, usually aluminum composite in your brand color. It forms the calm background for everything else.
- Logo and lettering: printed straight onto the panel, applied as flat cut acrylic letters, or as channel letters that glow at night.
- A second signal: a blade sign at right angles to the building, so people walking down the sidewalk see you too.
- Windows and door: store hours, logo and decorative vinyl that pick up the sign design.
Illuminated or not?
| Build | At night | Works well for |
|---|---|---|
| Sign panel with print or vinyl, non-illuminated | Visible only by street lighting | Businesses that open during the day |
| Sign panel with gooseneck or trough lights | The panel is lit from above | Traditional storefronts and historic districts |
| Sign panel with channel letters | Logo and lettering glow themselves | Restaurants and stores open in the evening |
| Light box as the sign band | The whole panel glows | Lots of text and busy main streets |
More on the fully illuminated option on our light box signs page.
How your storefront sign comes together
- Send a photo and your logo: a straight-on daylight photo of the storefront, one measurement of the sign area and your logo, ideally as a vector file (PDF, AI, EPS or SVG).
- Free design preview: we place the sign to scale on your photo, so you can judge size, position and lighting before anything is made.
- Quote: with dimensions, materials and a firm delivery date.
- Approval and production: nothing is made until you approve.
- Delivery and installation: everything arrives with mounting hardware and instructions. Illuminated parts are hardwired by a licensed electrician. If you don't have an installer, we can help you find one near you.
Photos that really help us
- Stand across the street and photograph the storefront as straight-on as you can, not at an angle.
- Get the whole front in the frame, with a little margin left and right.
- Measure the width and height of the area where the sign will go. One accurate measurement is often enough to work out the rest from the photo.
- Show us where the nearest electrical feed is, if the sign is going to light up.
Remember the permit, too: most cities require a sign permit for storefront signs, plus an electrical permit for illuminated ones. We supply a dimensioned drawing and a visual for your application.
Technical details
| Material | Aluminum composite, acrylic, vinyl |
|---|---|
| Illumination | Optional LED (letters, light box, trough light) |
| Elements | Sign panel, letters, logo, window graphics |
| Use | Outdoor, weatherproof |
| Mounting | Wall-mounted, sub-frame if required |
| Power | Hardwired electrical connection for illuminated versions |
| Certification | CE, TÜV, UL, RoHS-compliant |
How your request works
- 1
Send logo & photo
Upload your logo and describe size, location and preferred material – a photo of the wall or frontage helps us plan.
- 2
Design preview & quote
You receive a free digital preview of your sign and a specific quote – with no obligation.
- 3
Approval & production
Production starts only once you approve. Your sign arrives safely packed with fixings included.
Storefront Signs – frequently asked questions
How much does a storefront sign cost?
Can I have it without illumination?
Which files do you need?
Do I need a sign permit?
Can you do the window graphics too?
How is it installed?
How long does it take?
Guides: installation, quality and FAQs
All guidesStorefront Signs for your industry
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Storefront Signs: ready to start your project?
Send us your logo, dimensions and a photo of the location. You'll get a free design preview and a quote – nothing is made until you approve.