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Why Your Business Sign Could Be Your Greatest Investment – Part 3

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SignForce 'invisible' sign

Partially Invisible Sign (Special effects are built into the sign)

Why Your Business Sign Could Be Your Greatest Investment: Insights from Warren Buffett’s Marketing Outlook

When investing in marketing do you immediately consider your business sign to be a major player in your overall strategy?

Warren Buffett, one of the most successful investors in history, has always emphasized the importance of long-term value, strategic investments, and brand recognition. According to Buffett’s principles, a well-designed and strategically placed business sign could, in fact, be one of your most valuable and cost-effective investments.

Warren Buffett’s Marketing Philosophy

Warren Buffett’s approach to investing is rooted in a few fundamental principles:

  1. Long-Term Value: Buffett believes in investing in assets that will generate value over time. Rather than chasing short-term profits, he focuses on making investments that will appreciate and create sustainable returns.

  2. Brand Strength: A key part of Buffett’s strategy is investing in companies with strong, recognizable brands. He famously acquired businesses like Coca-Cola and See’s Candies because they had established brand power. A strong brand is not just about the products – a strong brand is about the visibility, reputation, and loyalty that the brand builds.

  3. Simplicity and Clarity: Buffett values simplicity, which can be seen in his straightforward approach to business. He believes that a strong business needs a clear value proposition that resonates with customers and is easy to understand.

  4. Leveraging Resources: Buffett is also known for leveraging the resources at his disposal – whether that’s his network, his existing businesses, or tangible assets – to generate greater returns.

Using these principles, we can understand how a well-crafted business sign can align perfectly with Buffett’s marketing outlook, turning it into a powerful asset that brings long-term returns.

The Business Sign as a Strategic Asset

1. An Investment in Long-Term Visibility

Warren Buffett believes in the power of long-term investments that continue to provide value. When it comes to a business sign, this principle is incredibly relevant. A business sign is a one-time investment that, when done right, can continue to deliver value for years or even decades.

Just as Buffett invests in companies that continue to generate profits year after year, your business sign works as a perpetual marketing tool. Your business sign doesn’t require constant updates or ongoing costs like paid advertising, but it keeps working for you around the clock, drawing attention to your business and keeping you top of mind for potential customers. While your business signs do not need constant updating, it Is important that your business signs are maintained and possibly replaced or removed after the sign starts to deteriorate (around 3 years in the African sun) in order to maintain your business’s image.

Unlike digital ads or other forms of advertising that only appear for a short time, your sign has ongoing, consistent visibility. Whether it’s day or night, rain or shine, your business sign is always visible to potential customers, making it a long-term asset that can pay dividends for years to come. The more people see your sign, the more they recognize your brand, which leads to greater customer loyalty, a sense of familiarity and trust that often results in repeat business – values that Warren Buffett highly champions in his investment philosophy.

2. Building a Strong Brand Presence

Buffett understands that brand recognition is a powerful force in the marketplace.

A business sign isn’t just about indicating where you are – your business sign is about communicating who you are and what your business represents. A professional, well-designed sign can create an immediate impression of credibility, professionalism, and reliability. In the same way that Buffett has acquired companies with strong brands (like Apple or GEICO), your business sign contributes to building your brand’s reputation.

The power of a strong, recognizable brand is essential for long-term success. A business sign, when aligned with your company’s values, mission, and personality, can amplify your brand presence and make your business memorable to customers. A sign that clearly conveys your message, whether through design, colors, or a catchy slogan, can serve as a powerful tool for establishing your identity in the local community. This not only attracts new customers but also builds loyalty and trust – key elements of Buffett’s long-term value investing strategy.

3. Simplicity and Clarity in Messaging

Warren Buffett is known for his appreciation of simplicity.

Buffett has often said that he prefers businesses with clear, understandable value propositions. Similarly, your business sign should reflect that simplicity and clarity. A well-crafted sign does not overwhelm or confuse potential customers but instead communicates a straightforward message about your business.

A simple, clean designed sign with clear text can make it easier for customers to understand who you are and what you offer. By reducing clutter and focusing on the essentials, your sign becomes more effective in conveying your brand message. Buffett’s philosophy teaches us that simplicity works, and when your sign is clear and direct, it resonates with customers, builds trust, and makes it easier for them to decide to visit your business.

4. Leveraging Local Visibility for Maximum Impact

Buffett’s investment strategy is all about leveraging resources to maximize returns, and this can be applied to the local visibility your business sign provides. By strategically placing your sign in a high-traffic area, you are leveraging the foot and vehicle traffic and attention of local passersby. For businesses, this means creating a constant stream of potential customers who are in close proximity and more likely to stop in or take action.

A physical sign serves as a cost-effective form of local advertising, drawing attention from people who might never have heard of your business otherwise. Similar to how Buffett might leverage a network or a strong brand to capture attention in a crowded market, your business sign gives you a chance to stand out in your local community, driving more foot traffic to your store or office.

5. An Opportunity for Differentiation

In line with Buffett’s principle of investing in companies that stand out from the competition, a business sign is a powerful tool for differentiation.

A distinctive, well-designed and implemented sign can set your business apart from others in your area, especially in a crowded market. By creating a sign that is unique, memorable, and aligned with your brand, you can differentiate your business from competitors and make a lasting impression on potential customers.

Whether through an innovative design, a clever tagline, or a bold visual identity, your sign can serve as a reflection of what makes your business special. This differentiation builds brand loyalty and attracts customers who align with your values – two key aspects of long-term business success that Warren Buffett consistently looks for in his investments.

Warren Buffett’s marketing outlook highlights the importance of long-term value, brand strength, simplicity, and leveraging resources effectively. When applied to your business sign, these principles reveal just how valuable a simple sign can be. Your simple business sign is more than just a tool for directing customers to your door – your business sign is a strategic investment that can enhance visibility, reinforce brand identity, and provide a consistent marketing presence for years to come.

By following Buffett’s approach to investing in assets that deliver ongoing returns, a well-crafted business sign can become one of your most cost-effective and valuable marketing tools.

Just like the companies Buffett invests in, your business sign has the potential to build brand recognition, foster customer loyalty, and generate long-term success. Your business sign is a small investment that can lead to big returns, and when done correctly, it could very well be your business’s greatest asset.

At SignForce we believe that any GREAT SIGN is a sign that stands out in stark contrast to it’s surroundings with the ‘message’ of the sign speaking volumes about your business with minimal words and achieves the signs job of getting eyeballs that result in feet through your door.

At SignForce we have decades of experience in signs and how they relate to marketing, knowledge which we are happy to use to ensure our client’s signs are cost effective, giving a maximum possible return on investment (ROI).

Like Buffett, SignForce’s philosophy is an extension of the KISS principle. We operate on the basis that generally, the simpler the sign and the greater the contrast, the more a sign makes the viewer uncomfortable, the more likely the sign is to be noticed, and thus the more likely the sign will have a positive ROI.

Contact SignForce now on info@signforce.co.za or call +27 (0)11 440 7525 or WhatsApp +27 (0)82 558 6413

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How can you assure your investment in signage is money well spent – or is Signage a grudge purchase?

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How can you assure your investment in signage is money well spent – alternatively, is Signage a grudge purchase?

Signage Fails

When signs do not work as planned

Over the past week this writer has been called to two different sites to quote on repairing existing signage. There is little unusual about this.

What is unusual is that both the signs at sites have suffered ‘failures’ due to what we at SignForce would considered reject signs. Poor workmanship, poor quality finishes and thus failing once installed.

In both cases the signs are apparently less than 30 months old.

Now I am aware that at SignForce we make signs that are value for money. This does not mean cheap, and we are seldom going to be the lowest quote. This is something I have been grappling with for many years, especially as I see other companies coming in at prices that we could NEVER compete with. One such example is a quote we gave where the client showed us that he got the sign for less than OUR MATERIAL cost.

So it looks like the client is getting a bargain! That is until one compares what we are providing with what they, based on what this writer has seen this week, may be getting for their spend.

The first sign was poorly finished. When the prospect’s contact showed me the signs he pointed out that the 3D letters were ‘peeling’ – something similar to your skin peeling after you have been sun burned – and it is a great comparison as the sign is in the sun all day, and the ‘skin’ that was peeling was in fact the plastic protective cover that should have been removed BEFORE the sign was installed. It looked like the sign was made with Perspex – a great qualitty acrylic with a 10year outdoor warranty – but not removing the protective cover cheapens the sign while possibly also drastically reducing the life of the material. At SignForce we tend to remove the protective plastic BEFORE the sign leaves the factory, and if the cover is left on, it will be removed before we ask the client is asked to sign off as this devalues the sign in many ways – both practically and aesthetically.

Many of the joints on the 3D elements were visible – something that we at SignForce work to avoid as the joints are generally the weakest part of the fabrication, and also they tend t o have dark spots. Being mindful of where the sign is to be viewed from we at SignForce try keep the joints out of view. This helps extend the life of the sign and makes it more aesthetically appealing.

One of the signs had the electrical cord running over the top of the sign. This is not necessarily a bad thing, however the wire that was found was exposed to the African sun. Anyone who knows anything about the African sun knows it is TRECHEROUS! The wire not being encased in a protective pipe or UV resistant sleeve means that the insulation coating will soon crack which will (it is only a matter of time) lead to fraying and eventually is likely to cause a short – especially if the positive and negative wires touch. This can blow all the LED’s rendering them useless, as well as potentially damaging the transformer, which will result in costly maintenance or possibly even having to re-wire the entire sign.

The prospect pointed out that birds had made a nest behind the sign – this is dangerous for the birds and can easily result in the sign getting damaged. It is also possible that the birds can accidently pull the wires so that some or all illuminated elements in the sign stop working. The sides of the sign should have been closed off before the sign was signed off.

The wiring behind the one sign was visible and was exceptionally untidy. Untidy wiring gives the impression of laziness, and as my one mentor, Tony De Gouveia pounded into my head, How yu do anything is how you do EVERYTHING – in other words if the person wiring the sign and the person inspection the sign allowed for shoddy workmanship, the chances are the fabrication will be shoddy and the fixings will be shoddy so the sign’s working capabilities are likely to also be shoddy.

The second sight had a single sign with 3D fabricated letters attached to the face. One letter had moved and SignForce was asked to assist to straighten the letter.

As a side note, we, as human’s, all tend to get caught up in a very particular pattern of thinking. I do believe this is one of the traits of being human and it allows for different people to think differently. I mention this as, as the primary designer for SignForce, this writer sees the fabrication of signs in a particular way. It is (in SignForce’s view) the best way, but is certainly not the only way to make certain signs. That said, when faces with a photo of a failed sign, our first thought is that the sign would have been made according to industry best practice, so the repair would entail certain steps.

In this case because the skew letter was on a backing board spaced off the wall it was assumed that the invisible fixings located at the rear of the letters have come loose and moved. This can happen. It is not common and it can be costly to repair as to repair properly it is recommended that the entire sign be taken down, all fixings be checked and secured and the sign be replaced. When the sign is at height – as this sign is – the costs include lifting equipment – scaffolding or cherry picker or ladders (not always allowed) or rope access – which all (except long ladders) sound almost as costly as they are.

In fact we got a new lesson in signage – well not quite new and definitely not a lesson we would need to learn or would copy – but we did soon find out WHY the sign failed. A little technical background may be helpful here. In years gone by in order to keep costs down some larger fabricated signs would be fixed to the backing board with what we in the industry refer to as L brackets. The bracket is fastened to the backing – wall or whatever – and the fabricated element is fixed to the opposite side of the L. Industry accepted fixings would mean that the sides of the 3D element would be SCREWED to the L bracket. This sign was ONLY attached with double sided tape. While this in itself may not have been an issue, if the business are in such a rush to get the sign out that they are not prepared to coat screws, drill and countersink the acrylic, the chances are they are also not using double sided tape that is made for purpose. That aside, double sided tape can be extremely strong when used for the correct application, however, when mixing materials – acrylic and Aluminium – and placing the sign in direct north east sun in Africa, the chances are that the expansion and contraction of the double sided tape on a regular basis will result in the double sided tape failing, which will result in the 3D element becoming loose, and possibly even falling off the sign. This would not only make the sign look aesthetically unappealing, it would most certainly damage the 3D elements (this one was over 6 meters above the ground) and could possibly damage vehicles or people driving or walking under the sign when it chose to fall.

Back to topic, How can you assure your investment in signage is money well spent – alternatively, is Signage a grudge purchase.

The latter question is more rhetorical as most business’s understand the need for signage, yet many see it as an after thought and are SHOCKED at the cost when they eventually get around to requesting quotes. While we at SignForce view signage as an essential tool in a business’s marketing strategy – we believe a business without a sign is a sign of no business – we can understand that there are business’s and people who feel that signage is not worth the cost. This may be for a number of reasons, some of which may be the high cost of an effective sign, a bad experience with previous signage, not knowing where to go to get signs or not getting signs that do what the client intended the sign to do. This can often be overcome by simply stating what the sign is for when asking for quotes. Also any decent signage sales person will ask this question when interviewing the prospect, as it is dangerous to assume you as the sales person KNOW WHY the prospect wants a sign.

The former question – How can you assure your investment in signage is money well spent – is a little more complex and difficult to answer.

I suppose the short answer is to do one’s homework BEFORE placing the order. This may include talking to past and present clients, looking at the prospective sign companies’ track record – although this may be unfair to excellent new start up’s.

One could also use standard accounting practice of getting at least three quotes. Notice this is standard ACCOUNTING practice which comes with a MASSIVE BUT when referring to signage or any custom designed products. When looking at 3 quotes it must be assumed that ALL companies are using the same material and the same production processes – think of a tin of your favorite canned beans It does not matter which outlet you buy the beans from, you are buying X brand and you trust the brand, so supporting the cheapest outlet saves you money. Because signs are custom made, and material prices vary insanely, it could well be that the lowest cost supplier is using lower cost material. Sadly the opposite is also possible – that the lowest cost supplier is in fact using the highest quality material but has forgotten to include costs of labour or other costs in the quote, or the highest cost supplier may be using the poorest quality materials and making a killing. It is near impossible for the purchaser to know, no matter how astute you are. I guess signage – like many other purchases – require a high level of faith and trust.

One could ask to see sample materials, but once again this is pretty useless if one does not know the technical specifications of materials. If you visit the SignForce factory you will find one or two rolls of ‘cheap’ vinyl. These are for specific client’s and are appropriately marked. Not because we enjoy the process but because we are VERY aware that it is extremely simple to make an error and use the incorrect material when making signs.

If you are in the market for signage that IS an investment, SignForce have been a supplier in the South African (and global) market for over four decades. We take pride in our work and believe our prices are fair so that your investment in signage IS an investment!

Contact SignForce now at info@signforce.co.za or call +27 (0)11 440 7525 or WhatsApp +27 (0)82 558 6413

Find out more about SignForce at http://www.signforce.co.za

Custom 3D letters for ANY event

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Sometimes in life you want to stand out from the crowd. Whether it be for a special personal or function.

Seeing one’s name in lights can have a massive impact on your audience.

These 1,200 mm high letters form an excellent, sturdy table that can be remembered – and catches the viewers eye.

Get your own custom table stand – illuminated or not – from SignForce by contacting info@signforce.co.za or WhatsApp +27 (0)82 558 6413

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What goes into making a 3D sign

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What goes into making a 3D sign

There are two basic models of 3D sign

FULL 3D

The first, and most common 3D sign, is referred to as a 3D fabricated sign or a pan fabricated sign or a revere pan fabricated sign or pan sign. The 3D sign is a sign that has a face with solid sides to give the sign depth (referred to as a RETURN in the trade). This makes the sign look almost like a BOX. This is great because the 3D elements can accommodate lighting or if there is no lighting it ban make the sign stand out and look powerful.

3D signs can be manufactured using a number of materials, with the most common being metal (Aluminum) or Acrylic.

3D signs have the advantage of being able to be illuminated THROUGH the face – in which case the face must be a material that allows for light to flow through it, as well as being able to be HALO illuminated – where the light will either shine out the sides (returns) or from behind.

The benefits of light coming through the face is that the sign can illuminate in COLOR and when the sign is being viewed at a distance, the illuminated text (sign) is more legible than when the sign is halo illuminated.

PARTIAL 3D

The second type of 3D sign is what we at SignForce refer to as PARTIAL 3D. In the case of partial 3D signs, the 3D element is not created by a return (solid side) but rather by ‘pins’ that hold the face of the sign away from the backing structure. The 3D element can be enhanced using lighting where shadows will add depth and character to the sign.

Partial 3D signs can be illuminated with HALO illumination where the light is BEHIND the sign and the light is reflected off the backing structure.

Disadvantages of halo illumination include the color of the face being lost (not always as it depends of the face color, the depth of the 3D, the color of the lighting and the distance from which the sign is being viewed.

If you or your business are looking for 3D signs SignForce is the partner you want

Contact SignForce now on info@signforce.co.za or call +27 (0)11 440 7525 or WhatsApp +27 (0)82 558 6413

Find out more about SignForce at http://www.signforce.co.za

Illuminated 3D signs

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3D signage

3D sign, internally illuminated

 

Signage is a simple industry, that is until it IS NOT.

Signage is one of the few industries this writer is aware of that has almost ZERO barriers to entry, with the resulting HIGH level of competition that one would expect from an industry that is established, simple and requires very little specialized knowledge or specialized equipment.

Since signage has been sound for thousands of years – yes literally (but not quite the way it is today) signage seems to be a simple industry to get into. And in reality for the most part signage is a simple industry.

As with any industry – or sport – it is very simple to be a spectator and KNOW what the ‘experts’ or players should be doi9ng, but when one suddenly finds yourself say on center court at Flushing Meadows facing a serve from Ivan Lendl (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivan_Lendl) what always seemed like a simple move is suddenly more than overwhelming. I can attest to this from personal experience, as for kicks I was asked to face a serve or two from Mr. Lendl. Needless to say, he had the first tennis ball back in his hand BEFORE my tennis racquet HAD MOVED!!!

As the saying goes, professional’s make complex tasks look simple, mostly because they PRACTICE over and over and over again, so when they get to face an unusual situation – or a sign that looks simple but is in fact highly complex to produce in 3D format – the time practicing allows one to come up with workable solutions.

The YINGLI SOLAR sign at the top of this post is one such sign. Looking at the sign one would never imagine the multitude of ways the sign can be produced to create the desired 3D look and feel the client desired.

SignForce managed to produce the internally illuminated 3D sign after some interesting fabrication were assessed, and got the sign out ON TIME! And ON BUDGET!

When you are in the market looking for signs that have a strict deadline and a set budget, SignForce is the supplier for you.

Contact SignForce now on info@signforce.co.za or +27 (0)11 440 7525 or WhatsApp +27 (0)82 558 6413

Find out more about SignForce by visiting http://www.signforce.co.za

 

Do FIRST IMPRESSIONS count?

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Cut out, illuminated reception sign

Illuminated reception sign on a corporate blue backing with halo illumination and a cut out RECEPTION sign

How many chances do you get to create a first impression

Picture these two scenario’s.

Scenario 1.

You are introduced to a person who is wearing shorts and a t-shirt and looks like a billboard for a tatoo parlor. You cannot see a single square millimeter of uninked skin. The person is introduced as a marketing genius who runs a multi million marketing organization. Before they open their mouth, what is your FIRST IMPRESSION? Is this the same impression you would have if the person looked differently?

Scenario 2.

You are introduced to a person who is dressed in formal business attire. They look well groomed. They stand proud. They are introduced the same way as the person in scenario 1 above.

From your FIRST IMPRESSION which person do you think you are more likely to listen to? Which person would you think is more likely to impress you? Which person will you JUDGE more, no matter how inaccurately or unfairly?

This may seem like a loaded question – because it is. That said, it is also a true ‘experiment’ I was a party to.

An individual who I had great respect for introduced the above two people to a group that I was a member of. They were both introduced as marketing experts. They both gave a five minute talk about FIRST IMPRESSIONS and marketing. They were then taken out the room and the audience were asked to vote on which person made the most sense.

Any guess as to who was seen as the expert? I will tell you. It was the individual dressed in formal business attire.

Once the votes were counted we were re-introduced to both parties again. This time THEY did the introductions. The tatoo’d individual was in fact a marketing expert and business person who ran a multi national business.

The second individual was in fact a homeless person who was ‘coached’ on what to say but had no clue whatsoever on how to market anything – not even themselves, as one has to assume if they could market themselves they would not necessarily have been homeless.

The difficulty changing the perceptions of the group after their FIRST IMPRESSIONS was palpable. People believed that the two individuals were lying the second time around. People has already made up THEIR MINDS and this is what they were going to BELIEVE – REGARDLESS OF THE FACTS.

Why am I mentioning all this when it comes to SIGNAGE? Can there be any relevance?

To me the common ground is glaringly obvious.

If your SIGNAGE is damaged, non-existent, dirty or simply OLD FASHIONED (and you are in a ‘modern’ business), your sign may well be creating an incorrect, inappropriate and misleading FIRST IMPRESSION.

Imagine you are a seller of LEADING EDGE TECHNOLOGY and your sign is old fashioned bulbs on an old, rusted frame (picture a long closed, old style movie house) how could your sign possibly convey the message of modern technology? And once that FIRST IMPRESSIOIN is made, what would it take to ALTER your prospective client’s first impression?

A business that understands FIRST IMPRESSIONS is BOLTGAS INDUSTRIAL MINING SUPPLIES. This well run and managed mining supply business is in the process of creating VERY IMPRESSIVE first impressions. From the moment one enters the premises you get the impression of a well run business. The modern reception area is warm and inviting with the wall signage and blue desk cover with illuminated signage making one feel at home – and this is only the reception area, where the signage and blue tinting on the windows create a feeling of warmth and professionalism.

Reception signage and window tinting by #SignForce can change any old area to an inviting, professional space that is welcoming to all that enter, especially unknowing prospective clients.

For reception signage and window tinting contact #SignForce now on +27 (0)11 440 7525 or +27(0)82 558 6413 or email us on info@signforce.co.za

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I need a sign and I have a DRILL

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Drills and Signs

Using a Drill for a Sign

I have a drill!

But that doesn’t mean I need to, or should, use it!

Life is short. Life can be serious! Business or work is ‘serious”.

But life doesn’t always have to be serious, or at least some things can be amusing.

Life can be made funny when we try to be everything to everyone, or when we try ude the drill – because we have one!

I am all for training, and learning through trial and error, so please, go ahead and play with your drill.

That said, there are times when it is beneficial to allow what we term ‘professionals’ to do the work. What makes one a ‘professional’? Generally hours and hours and days and days leading to years and years of practice. It has been said that in order for one to be truly proficient in your work you need to put in 10,000 hours.

10,000 hours equates to just under 417 days. Broken down into eight hour days that 10,000 hours is 1,250 ‘work’ days- that equates to 62.5 months, or just over FIVE years! Five years of doing the same thing, day in and day out. It is for this reason we can watch a ‘professional’ ‘play’ with a grinder – a tool that must always be respected – as if it is nothing. It is normal for him as he works with it DAILY. And after 20 plus tears, it is second nature.

While employing the professional to do certain work may cost a bit more than doing it oneself, it certainly can make life easier, even if it is less entertaining for the onlooker.

The advantage of allowing professionals – people who do the same tasks over and over and over on a daily basis – to do the work is that, because they do the same work repetitively, they learn what is generally referred to as the ‘tricks of the trade’.

Being a ‘do it yourselfer’ is admirable and great – and I believe is important, possibly because I am one myself – and it can even save one money when done correctly, but the university of life is not free, or even cheap, so expect to make some costly mistakes along the way. These ‘mistakes’ are the best way to learn, but they are often costly.

If you would like to manufacture a sign or install a sign save yourself time and possibly even money by calling #SignForce – the professionals.

For advice on signs or to order signs contact SignForce now on +27 (0)11 440 7525 or info@signforce.co.za

You can find out more about SignForce by visiting http://signforce.co.za

 

Cut Brass Letters & Brass Signs

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Brass Signs

Solid Brass Signs & Cut Brass Letters

Brass is a beautiful, natural, metal. Long lasting (outdoors) and it weathers exceptionally well. It is for this reason that Brass #Signs are considered to when one wants CLASSIS, timeless signs.

Cut Brass signs are timeless. They can create an impression of CLASS like very few other signs.

For Brass signs – whether they be plaques or cut letters, SignForce can assist

In the attached picture the letters and backing pins (allowing the signs to be spaced off the wall)   were ALL specifically engineered to get the sign to look like it does. Classy, Timeless and Simple, with a contrast between the BLACK backing wall and the ‘GOLD’ sign.

SignForce have been in the business of signs – what we refer to as the “Magic of Signs” business – magic because a sign can transform a warehouse to a store or a plain, boring wall to a place of interest. Also magic because signs are not always what they seem. What you see is very seldom what you get. It is not ONLY the face of the sign but what goes INTO the signs that makes SignForce’s signs MAGIC!

To get signs NOW contact SignForce on +27 (0)11 440 7525 or email info@signforce.co.za

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