Indoor Signage Installation for Your Business Needs

Material Options

The material you choose will come down to two factors: aesthetics and intended use.Let's take a look at some of the most common options available:Corrugated Plastic Often referred to by its brand name, "Correx". Corrugated plastic takes the form of a solid plastic surface over a corrugated core.Corrugated plastic is a cheap, temporary solution for signage. It's better used for direction or instruction signing and temporary events - you'll also often see it for outdoor signage such as real estate.While cheap and quick to make, corrugated plastic isn't built to last. It will eventually get brittle and degrade. PVC. PVC signage is a lightweight, durable "foam", also referred to as Foamex. Don't be confused by the "foam" part - PVC is a rigid plastic sheet as far as most people are concerned. It is great for good quality printing. It's also available in a few varieties of thickness, so you can match it to its purpose.Its lightweight nature also makes it very versatile for indoor signage, as there's a low risk of damaging surfaces over time.PVC is quite weatherproof but thinner PVC is liable to bend or turn brittle in windy and cold conditions.Acrylic and Plexiglas Popular as company signage installation solutions, acrylic and Plexiglas are available with multiple translucency options.You'll often see these two used in business lobbies or as room signage. They allow a company name and logo to be displayed without the background color of the sign dominating the room. They're very slick and professional looking options.Being transparent, these two materials are a bit more vulnerable to scratch damage and need to be kept clean, but they're a high-class option for modern signage.