ADA Signs
These signs are required by State and Local authorities in compulsory with the Americans With Disabilities Act. They identify a room, space, or exit and direct individuals to the Accessible Features of your facility. Hardman Signs works directly with City Officials across the United States to meet and pass inspection code in your district.
Awning Signs
Signage projecting from an awning to provide a label and/or a design feature. Awning signs work best in situations where there is heavy traffic and sign space is at a premium.
Banner/Printed Graphics
Typically made of vinyl or fabric, these signs are either screen printed, painted, digitally printed, or decorated with vinyl. Banners/ Printed Graphics add design to a space or provide information to the public.
Blade
A blade sign is a projecting statement piece that acts as a secondary label of your facility. This type of sign is mounted to the exterior of your building and projects perpendicular to pedestrian traffic.
Channel Letters
This is a fabricated and welded sign type that is multi-dimensional. Channel Letters are typically back- lit or halo- lit and are installed towards the roof, labeling a building.
Monument
A monument sign is the statement piece to label your facility. These are free standing signs that are footed into the ground or on a low base. In the majority of cases, the bases are made of aluminum, brick, concrete, or stone.
Wall Signs
Wall Signs are single faced or flat cut signs mounted directly to a wall. These signs can either label a space or be an accent piece. Hardman Signs design team will work within your branding guidelines to enhance your blank space.
Wayfinding/Directional
Wayfinding is a system of signage and graphics designed to give patrons who are either walking or driving a clear direction to a destination. These directionals have the ability to accent your space by following the aesthetic of your building or design.