Connect the first view from the street with the atmosphere inside. Technical Signs designs, manufactures and installs restaurant and bar signage, bringing together exterior identification, menu displays, interior branding and illuminated features.
For a new venue or a refurbishment, the starting point is how guests find the entrance, understand the offer and move through the space. We work with your project brief and design direction to discuss a coordinated approach to signage, lighting and metalwork.
Coordinate the main fascia, illuminated lettering, projecting signs and entrance graphics around the building and customer approach. Our guide to five restaurant sign constructions explains some of the illuminated options.
Choose menu boards that suit the format of your offer and how often it changes. Include clear information for reception, ordering, collection and toilets, with consistent wording and positions that make sense to a first-time guest.
Use branded graphics, illuminated features, creative lighting and metalwork as connected parts of the interior. Consider scale, brightness and material finishes alongside the furniture, wall treatments and wider design scheme.
Explore restaurant and bar examples including Pizza Express, Passyunk Avenue, Gourmet Burger Kitchen and Wagamama. Browse the photographs for different signage and interior treatments.
Share the venue address, concept, artwork, photographs or drawings, and intended opening or reopening date. List the external signs, menu displays, directional signs and interior features you need so the package can be considered as a whole.
Technical Signs can discuss design and visualisation, materials, manufacture and installation. Our project management service helps connect these stages with the requirements of the brief. Include the fit-out programme and any known access or landlord restrictions at the outset.
For a venue that remains open, identify the areas affected and the times when work may be possible. Lighting, electrical connections, installation access and the responsibilities for any required approvals need to be coordinated for the site.
Yes. Include the signage, lighting and metalwork elements in one brief so the design, finishes and installation requirements can be discussed together.
The best direction depends on the artwork, building, viewing distance and desired effect. Share the intended appearance in daylight and after dark so suitable constructions can be compared.
Tell us which existing signs are staying, what is changing and whether the venue will remain open. The team can discuss the scope and any site assessment needed.
Send your venue plans, signage list and target date so we can discuss a package that supports your concept and the way guests use the space.
