Custom Wayfinding and Directional Signs

Wayfinding systems commonly include identification signage, directional signage, informational signage, and regulatory or accessibility signage. The supplied product range supports several of these functions through building directories, room designation signs, directional signs, architectural plaques, and ADA-compliant interior signage. A coordinated system can combine multiple sign formats across a facility.

Custom sign pricing depends on the selected product, materials, dimensions, finish, graphics, illumination, mounting, and installation requirements. Seiz Sign Company provides pricing on request for custom fabrication, including aluminum or bronze plaques, wall signs, monument signs, freestanding signs, and other directional signage. Project details are needed to prepare an accurate quote.

Start by mapping destinations, routes, decision points, entrances, rooms, and accessibility requirements. Select consistent wording, arrows, typography, colours, materials, mounting locations, and illumination where needed. Seiz Sign Company offers design consultation, typography guidance, custom fabrication, proof and approval support, permit assistance, and installation for applicable signage projects.

Available materials and substrates include aluminum, bronze, brass, copper, acrylic, plastic, polycarbonate, and other fabricated metal constructions, depending on the product. Architectural plaques can use cast aluminum or cast bronze with multiple finish options, while interior ADA and directional signs can use various metals and plastics.

Yes. ADA signs are available for interior architectural signage and can include tactile and Braille features. They are used for room designation, building directories, accessibility signage, and interior wayfinding. Seiz Sign Company provides ADA compliance guidance and installation support for signs designed to meet Americans with Disabilities Act requirements.

Illumination depends on the selected sign format and application. Freestanding, monument, wall, and electrical signs may be available with LED or fluorescent illumination, while plaques and ADA signs are typically non-illuminated. The design should account for visibility, mounting conditions, electrical requirements, and applicable city sign regulations.