Custom, Wayfinding & Directional Signage
Clear and consistent wayfinding and directional signage is vitally important in any environment and ensures the safety and wellbeing of your employees, customers, and visitors. ARC can produce bespoke signage to your exact specifications, or you can select from our ‘catalogue’ range, which is inclusive of fully compliant multi-purpose directional signage.
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Directional signage creates a sense of safety and professionalism in visitors and employees whilst helping create a more inviting atmosphere. Don’t let your team or your visitors get lost, contact ARC about your wayfinding and directional signs today.
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FAQ
What is the meaning of a directional sign?
A direction sign, more fully defined by the Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals as a direction, position, or indication sign, is any road sign used primarily to provide information about the driver’s location or possible destinations, and is considered a subset of the informative signs group.
ARC’s directional signage includes for roads, internal and external directional and wayfinding signage to suit every application.
Why is directional and wayfinding signage important?
Directional signage is an excellent approach to guarantee that buildings and attractions are easily found.
Wayfinding signage is as vitally important to finding a building as it is to navigating one. The visitor experience relies on an efficient internal wayfinding system that complies with accessibility guidance.
Directional signage provides a number of advantages, including promoting local companies, encouraging the use of local amenities, and indicating the location of nearby resources.
Why is it important to have a wayfinding strategy?
It’s important that your wayfinding signage is well-though-out to ensure that you continually evaluate the needs of your visitors and identify any issues that may impact the visitor experience.
A wayfinding strategy should also consider signage for alternative routes including accessibility options.
What are the different types of wayfinding systems?
There are various types of signs that fall under the wayfinding signage category, these are:
- Identification signs – door plaques, department markers and landmark signage.
- Directional signs – traffic signage, corridor and internal junction signage, floor number signs and directories.
- Information signage – Facilities signage (bathrooms, cafes etc.)
- Regulatory signage – ADA accessibility, rules and regulations, and access control such as fire exits.