Signs for your business
Members come before sunrise and after work, so your sign is often seen in the dark. Outside it has to read from the road; inside it sets the tone of the room.
Outside and inside are two very different jobs.
Best fit
Gyms are often in large units set back from the road. Front-lit letters glow across the whole face, so your name reads from the road at 5 a.m. and at 9 p.m.
Also a good fit
On the training floor or behind the front desk, open-face neon brings energy: a line of LED neon inside each polished steel stroke. It suits a short slogan, your logo or a class name.
Halo-lit suits a boutique studio, such as yoga, pilates or private training, that wants a calmer, more upscale entrance.
General advice. Your drawing shows the exact sizes for your own wall.
Measure from the road or the parking lot entrance to your wall. On a big building it is tempting to fill the wall, but letter height should follow that distance instead.
A few words on the training floor read from across the room. Long quotes end up in small letters that nobody can read mid-set.
Thin or condensed fonts lose detail at a distance. If your logo is thin, the outside sign may need to be taller than you expect; the drawing shows the size.
Send your logo file and brand colors. We choose the face or neon color with you, and you see it on your drawing before you pay.
Yes. Send the exact words and the font. Your drawing shows the layout and size on the wall width you give us.
Above head height and above the equipment: racks, rigs and wall-ball targets. The wall behind the front desk or facing the entrance is seen by every member on the way in.
Put your brand color in the notes on the quote form. We confirm the neon color with you, and your drawing shows it before you pay.
Tell us your hours when you request a quote, and ask us about running the sign all night. A timer can switch it off in daylight, when the light matters least.
Send your logo and a photo of the wall. We reply with a drawing and an exact price.