Wayfinding monolith signs

Trueform wayfinding signage is made for urban navigation, using materials like vitreous enamel, stainless steel, and digitally printed toughened glass. Product range includes digital displays, totems, fingerposts, VE signage, and wall-mounted signs, designed for clear, long-lasting information in public spaces: wayfinding signage for guiding

Fitzpatrick Woolmer supplied 5 dCipher™ wayfinding monoliths and 8 contemporary fingerposts to create a connected wayfinding scheme around Leigh-on-Sea. After a quiet period of trading and decreased footfall throughout 2020, the Leigh-on-Sea Partnership identified signage and wayfinding improvements as a key initiative in bouncing back from the COVID restrictions

To support the Radcliffe Regeneration Scheme, landscape consultants WYG specified Enigma™ monoliths to provide information and wayfinding to the general public. Procured through Groundwork Landscapes Ltd, these robust stainless steel monoliths are available in three sizes and a range of finishes. Full colour graphics are permanently printed to

Fitzpatrick Woolmer supplied contemporary monoliths with notice boards on the reverse to encourage visitors to explore the Business Improvement District of Merthyr Tydfil. These were manufactured from stainless steel with full colour printed n-viro™ trays and represented excellent value for money. They created an extremely robust display that was easy to update and refresh

Enigma monolith is a stainless steel sign system with tamper resistant fixings and a removable printed aluminium n-Viro tray. Designed for interpretation, mapping and waymarking. Made in three standard heights: 2.1m, 1.6m, and 1.2m: stainless steel sign system for outdoor wayfinding and interpretation; tamper resistant fixings for security

dCipher monolith sign is made from stainless steel with a removable graphic panel and tamper resistant fixings. Supplied single or double sided. Standard graphic panel sizes are A2, A1, and 594mmx594mm. Powdercoat or brushed stainless steel finish. Interchangeable directory system and customisable lower panels: freestanding sign system for

Beverley is a historic market town which attracts visitors all year round. Over recent years the towns natural town centre boundary has expanded meaning that the need for a refreshed wayfinding scheme became a priority. Following a tender process, isGroup became the preferred supplier for East Riding of Yorkshire Council to refresh the wayfinding

Infocurve-Lite is a curved-faced mini monolith sign system for external or internal use. The seamless design is free from visible fixings or joints and is suitable for a range of sign solutions, eg as a platform for single- or double-sided graphics to create mini monoliths and totem signs; for one-piece projecting signs and suspended signs; can also

isGroup was awarded a prestigious contract by Carlisle City Council to manufacture and install 11 double-sided heritage and wayfinding monolith signs plus 15 directional fingerposts within the city centre and its main access roads. The WAY2GO wayfinding system allowed the Council the flexibility to purchase a standard signage system but customise

Following a competitive tender, isGroup was appointed as Principal Contractor by Chelmsford City Council to manufacture and install a wayfinding signage solution to aid navigation throughout the town centre in conjunction with leading environmental designers Placemarque. The solution from isGroup included 11 Way2Go Fingerpost Signs and 11

Trueform holds the contract to manufacture, install and maintain Legible London wayfinding units throughout Greater London. Trueform is working with the majority of boroughs throughout London to manufacture and install a range of wayfinding systems and fingerposts signs. To date, Trueform has designed, manufactured and installed over 1200 Legible

WAY2GO monoliths and fingerposts were installed around Gainsborough to enhance the town’s visitor experience, Gainsborough’s wayfinding strategy was created to aid visitors in navigating around the town and connecting its historic centre with notable attractions and other places to visit. The work is part of West Lindsey District Council's Visitor

Hornbeck's Barcelona wayfinding monolith signage has been installed in Windsor to help visitors make their way around the town. Being available in unlimited variations of height, depth, width, colour, finish, graphics and mounting made it an obvious choice. The monoliths can be temporarily removed for special events and leave a flush surface

Oakham School required a high-profile, high-quality signage scheme to help guide students and welcome visitors to the school. The signage needed to sit in a landscape of mixed architecture and reflect the modern aspirations of the organisation. FWDP designed and supplied entrance signs, monoliths, directional signs and badging signs for the school

Fitzpatrick Woolmer worked to a very tight deadline to provide Coleman & James with a suite of complementary wayfinding and interpretation signage for Fort Amherst in Kent. The company selected many of its standard products at standard sizes for the project. From Enigma™ monoliths, to Chelmer lecterns and contemporary fingerposts, a total of 18

isGroup was appointed to deliver a wayfinding and interpretation signage solution to highlight areas of historical interest throughout Boston in Lincolnshire. Working alongside environmental designers, isGroup was able to offer a cost-effective wayfinding solution to Boston town centre by visiting all sign locations and identifying where signs

Trueform was awarded the contract to supply pedestrian wayfinding signage throughout Prescot. Products consist of remote WIFI-controlled, dynamic, illuminated, fluted fingerposts and monoliths, with additional high-profile sites at the rail station and the Shakespeare Playhouse, accommodating the very latest TFT ruggedised display screens, topped

Whilst not a complex site, the Head Office of Historic England has a simple traffic flow that is often misunderstood. An on-brand signage suite was required to help visitors navigate the one-way system and raise awareness of disabled parking facilities and building entrances. FWDP's service extended from full design through to manufacture and installation

Totems, otherwise referred to as monolith signs, are produced in bespoke full-size or mini infocurve specifications and are useful as a wayfinding signage solution. Whether used as a method of wayfinding or intended to stand proudly as a site entrance display, totem signage is a bold way to communicate an intended message and provide useful

In 2017 Peel Park in Salford, Greater Manchester underwent a major refurbishment with Heritage Lottery funding and isGroup was successful in bidding for the signage due to its ability to provide cost-effective wayfinding signage utilising its WAY2GO system. Four 2.8m WAY2GO monoliths were manufactured with Verometal painted bronze-effect side

Durham Council commissioned a comprehensive wayfinding scheme for Chester-le-Street, a historic market town in County Durham, with the aim of enhancing pedestrian navigation and reinforcing local identity. The objectives were to support tourism, improve accessibility for all visitors, and create a signage system that authentically reflected the

isGroup had the opportunity to assist Casey P & Co Ltd with new public realm navigation, by producing Way2Go illuminated totem signs situated in and around the new square. The square is architecturally designed using granite and cast bronze street furniture. isGroup ensured the same characteristics were applied to the signage, by using a set of

Citi-System® is a modular, scalable and adaptable signage and street furniture range, combined into one seamless product. Citi-System® brings multiple items together to reduce clutter, reduce waste, enhance public places and provide an income stream for the client. The benches and planters attract visitors, while the space on the monolith can be

Fitzpatrick Woolmer developed a contemporary suite of new signage throughout Ramsgate, on Kent's coast. This included Enigma™ monoliths and wayfinding fingerposts, finished in traditional maritime colours and displaying iconic images of the town