A blade hangs off the wall and works from both sides. Pick its silhouette.
Where it works
Where a blade sign earns its keep
Shophouses
Seen all the way down the five-foot way, so people find you before they reach your unit.
Cafes and restaurants
Catches the walkers-by mid-stroll, exactly when they are deciding where to stop.
Retail shops
Pulls eyes off the pavement and down the row to your door.
Gyms and studios
Studios sit above the shop, so the blade is the only thing the street sees.
How it works
Step 1
Tell us what you need
WhatsApp a photo of your space, or just describe it.
Step 2
Get a clear quote, fast.
Usually within a day. Design included, no surprise fees.
FAQ
Blade signage questions, answered
How much does a blade sign cost in Singapore?
It depends on the size, the shape, and whether it is lit. You will get a firm quote, usually within a day, before anything is made. Doing the fascia at the same time? Ask about a frontage pack.
What is a blade sign, exactly?
A sign that projects out from your frontage at a right angle, so it faces people walking along the row instead of people standing in front of your shop. It is the sign that gets you noticed shops away.
Is a blade sign double sided?
Yes, as standard. People approach from both directions, so both faces carry your name and both faces glow.
Can I have an unlit blade sign?
Yes, and it suits daytime businesses and heritage frontages beautifully. An unlit blade is a classic plaque with no wiring at all, which also means no power point, no electrician, and a simpler install.
How big should a blade sign be?
Smaller than you think. Most run 30 to 60cm, because the sign reads from down the walkway where a clear name at eye height beats a big face. Send a photo of your frontage and we will check the sight lines before we quote.
Does the bracket matter?
More than people expect. On a modern shopfront a clean straight arm keeps attention on the sign. On a shophouse, a decorative heritage bracket is half the charm and makes the whole frontage look considered.
Do I need approval for a blade sign?
Some frontage signs facing public areas do need approval, and rules are stricter in conservation areas. We keep to standard blade signage that suits these buildings and flag anything that needs approval early, before you spend a dollar.
Can the blade sign match my main sign?
Yes, and it should. Same colours, same lettering style, same finish, so the frontage reads as one considered face. Send us both jobs together and we will design them as a pair.
Can I install it myself?
You can, and the bracket comes with it. Most people take the install, because a projecting sign carries its whole weight on one wall fixing and the mount has to be right.
