MAKE AN ENTRANCE

Totem & monolith signs

Create a clear arrival point with freestanding signage that introduces your business before visitors reach the door.

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A great fit for
Business parks, hotels and developments

Totem & monolith signs — illustrative signage concept — Illustrative design concept · your sign is made around your artwork

MADE AROUND YOUR BUSINESS

Make arrival feel unmistakable.

A totem or monolith sign creates a freestanding landmark at an entrance, driveway or shared site. It can introduce a destination, identify several occupiers or direct visitors to the right building. The layout should be clear from the intended viewing distance, while the structure, base and site works need to suit the ground conditions and proposed position.

01

A recognisable entrance

Use a clear brand hierarchy and a distinctive physical form to establish an arrival point.

02

Room for more than one name

Explore multi-occupier panels, directories and directional information for shared premises.

03

Plan beyond the sign face

Foundations, fixing details, services, access and any site constraints are part of the project discussion.

THE PRACTICAL DETAILS

Choose the finish.
Shape the specification.

These are options to explore. Your quotation will confirm the materials, size, lighting, artwork and delivery or fitting arrangements for your project.

Branding and directional panels
Single or multi-occupier layouts
Site-specific illumination options

A USEFUL STARTING POINT

A site photo or plan, proposed position, height and messages to include.

Send your brief

At a glance

Formats	Freestanding monoliths, totems and multi-occupier signs
Content	Brand identity, occupier names and directional information
Lighting	Non-illuminated or selected illuminated elements
Site information	Position, ground conditions, services and intended viewing distance
Ordering	Project quotation subject to structural and installation requirements

Materials and components depend on the approved design and intended location. Pricing, lead times and any installation scope are confirmed in the quotation.

BEFORE YOU ENQUIRE

A few good
questions.

Have a specific requirement? Include it in your brief.

Can a totem show several businesses?

Yes. Share the number of occupiers, logo files and whether names are likely to change. That helps define the panel layout and update requirements.

Will the price include the foundation?

Groundworks, foundations and installation responsibilities must be agreed for the site and stated in the quotation. They should not be assumed to be included in a sign-only price.

Do you need a site plan?

A site plan and photos are useful starting points. Mark the intended position and share any information about underground services or access restrictions.

YOUR PROJECT STARTS HERE