Leander Architectural - civic signs

Welcome signs for village/town/city boundaries can include relief images of the location itself or of a key element of its history. Whilst a few villages manage to design and make their own signs, most need help and advice, which Leander is able to provide. Villages, towns and cities are more identity-conscious than ever - with many rapidly

Cast metal signs are suitable for use as welcome signs, street nameplates and estate signage. They are also suited to conservation areas, new housing schemes and inner city areas. Made from materials such as aluminium, bronze and stainless steel, designs can also incorporate materials such as wood and glass

Leander Architectural has been supplying the National Trust with signs for its estates for many years. Most familiar are the silver and black 'Omegas' which greet visitors, but site-specific signs and warning signs have also been manufactured. Estate signs have also been produced for Historic Scotland, Cadw-Welsh Monuments and the Bermuda National

The Royal Label Factory & Leander Architectural, manufacture, refurbish and install traditional cast street name plates, cast iron signs, road signs across the UK and overseas. Cast Aluminium and Iron street signs have been produced by us for more than 100 years and many of our early plates can still be found all over the Britain and overseas

Leander has been advising and supplying organisations such as Network Rail, London Underground and the Railway Heritage Trust for many years. With over 140 years of plaque and signage manufacturing experience, there is a wealth of resource to draw on. Leander Architectural is usually specified on Network Rail drawings for cast signage, Railway