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Wayfinding signs for campuses, transport hubs, healthcare, retail parks and town centres. Fingerposts, monoliths and totems; map and information panels; interpretive signage; pedestrian and cycle direction signs. Aluminium, stainless steel, timber and vitreous enamel. Modular or bespoke systems; post, wall or surface mounted; static, illuminated or digital.
BT StreetHubs - Smart City Digital Infrastructure
Trueform was selected by BT to design, manufacture, and install over 500 enhanced digital communication StreetHub units across the UK, expanding one of the country’s largest smart city infrastructure networks. The smart city digital totems integrate high-brightness 75” digital advertising displays, environmental monitoring technology, free
West Midlands Local Travel Points: Pioneering Mobility Hub Wayfinding
Trueform was awarded the contract to manufacture and install the UK’s first network of mobility hubs. The year-long programme delivers three “Local Travel Points” designed to integrate shared mobility and public transport, helping reduce reliance on private car use. Each hub brings together a range of services including bike hire, bike repair and
Canterbury City Council - Bespoke Wayfinding Scheme 2025
Trueform was appointed to manufacture and install a fully bespoke wayfinding system for Canterbury City Council. The scheme was created to enhance navigation while respecting and reflecting the historic character of the city. Trueform translated a highly detailed and design-led vision into engineered, buildable infrastructure. Every element was
New wayfinding scheme for historic town centre improves accessibility
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- PROJECT
- 1st June 2026
isGroup
Bespoke WAY2GO wayfinding scheme for historic Tewkesbury town centre
A community audit of Tewkesbury town centre identified shortcomings in directional signage. Signs were found to be incomplete, difficult to read, and failed to promote the town's visitor attractions. isGroup Signs were awarded the contract to manufacture and install pedestrian wayfinding and interpretation signage across the town centre. Prior to
Ladder Sign - recycled plastic wood effect outdoor signage
Ladder signs are available in 100% recycled plastic with a wood-effect. Permanently engraved lettering and logos. No maintenance required. Standard size is 1000mm wide with custom sizes available: wood-effect sign made from recycled plastic for outdoor or wayfinding use; 100% recyclable material; permanently engraved text and logos; no ongoing- PRODUCT
- 20th March 2026
Fitzpatrick Woolmer
