CAROLINA SIGNS & WONDERS · STANLEY, NC

Stanley Blade Signs

Be seen along the storefront.

A Stanley business with an entrance set behind the main wall line may use a blade sign to bring its name into the approaching visitor’s view. The projection should make the doorway easier to recognize without creating an unrelated marker farther along the frontage. Its face and bracket need to be considered together.

DESIGN ✦ FABRICATION ✦ INSTALLATION

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YOUR STANLEY PROJECT

Give the sideways approach its own sign.

Photograph the approach from both sides and identify the exact door being served. Include any opening windows, lights or awnings that affect the proposed mounting location.

A projecting blade sign can introduce a business before someone is directly in front of the door. Its shape, thickness and bracket are part of the design, not just supports for a logo. We balance the message on both faces with the mounting surface and the practical clearance around the sign.

MAKE THE FORMAT WORK FOR YOU

Blade Signs:
options to consider.

The sign type is a starting point. The final choice depends on your message, the property and how people will see it.

01

Two-sided identification

Make the business name readable from both directions of approach.

02

Bracket and panel design

Coordinate the sign face, hardware and finish with the building character.

03

Storefront integration

Pair the projecting sign with door details or a larger wall identity where useful.

FROM BRIEF TO INSTALLATION

Bring the
right details.

Send views along the frontage in both directions and a close view of the proposed attachment surface. Confirm property requirements, possible obstructions and the position of doors, awnings and neighboring signs.

  • Confirm the business name used in booking messages and directories.
  • Map the transition from driveway to building to reception.
  • Share any planned tenant or department changes that could affect sign panels.

For a wider view of local project planning, explore our Stanley service area. Planning a different location? See the blade signs overview.

BEFORE WE GET STARTED

Stanley blade signs: useful answers.

Can a projecting sign use a custom shape?

A custom outline can support an approved brand, but it still needs adequate space for readable information and suitable construction. Review the complete assembly, including its attachment, weight and surrounding clearance. A distinctive shape should help recognition rather than make the business name harder to read.

Can an old bracket be reused?

Its dimensions, condition and attachment must be assessed against the proposed sign. A bracket that held a previous panel may not suit a different weight, shape or mounting arrangement.

NEARBY COMMUNITIES

Blade Signs, near you.

Explore the project considerations for your location. We plan around the actual premises, without assuming every property has the same needs.

LET’S MAKE SOMETHING VISIBLE

Plan your Stanley blade signs.

Tell us what the sign needs to do and where it will go.