Artwork is checked
Files are reviewed for size, bleed, resolution, cut paths, white ink, folds, finishing and product-specific risks.
Order clarity
How signage orders move from idea to finished sign
A good signage order should not feel mysterious. Standard products can move through online pricing, while mixed products, installation, site access and deadline risk move through a reviewed quote path.
Turnaround shown honestly
Production timing starts after proof approval and payment, with quote-first handling for oversized, installed or unusual work.
View timing bandsArtwork checked before print
We check size, bleed, resolution, cut paths, white ink and finishing notes before releasing production.
Artwork helpOnline pricing where safe
Standard products show online pricing. Mixed, site-specific or rollout work is quoted by a real production team.
Start a quoteSupport for repeat buyers
Saved artwork, approved specs and trade account pathways make reorders cleaner for teams, agencies and rollouts.
Trade accountsBuying path
Choose the path that matches the risk
The buyer should not have to guess whether a job belongs in checkout or with a production specialist.
Online order
Best for one standard product, known dimensions, known quantity and artwork that is ready or close to ready.
Browse popular signsReviewed quote
Best for oversized panels, installation, mixed products, special materials, tight deadlines or multiple delivery points.
Send the briefTrade or repeat work
Best for agencies, sign shops, builders and repeat buyers who need consistent specs, artwork references and account handling.
View trade hubAfter ordering
What happens before production starts
A proof is approved
The order should not move to print, cutting or fabrication until the production proof is accepted.
Materials and freight are confirmed
Large panels, hardware, frames, long poles and fragile fabricated work may need a different freight path.
Production is released
The job moves through print, cutting, finishing, quality check, packing and pickup or dispatch.
Why we pause
Some delays protect the finished result
A fast answer is only useful when it is true. These are the common moments where a human check is better than forcing the job through checkout.
Artwork is not production safe
Low resolution files, live fonts, missing cut paths, unclear scale or incomplete versions can create expensive production errors.
View artwork specsThe deadline is fixed
Events, launches and install dates need a real capacity check before a promise is made.
Send an urgent briefThe site changes the job
Glass size, wall condition, access, landlord rules, fixing method and install timing can change product choice and price.
Review install requirementsWorkflow
The usual order path
The details vary by product, but the confidence path is consistent.
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Choose or brief
Use a product calculator for standard jobs or send a quote brief for anything mixed, installed or uncertain.
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Supply artwork
Upload finished files, request setup help or ask for design support before the job is released.
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Approve the proof
Review dimensions, spelling, colour references, finishing and quantity before production begins.
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Produce and deliver
The order is manufactured, checked, packed and prepared for pickup, courier, freight or installation.
Frequently asked questions
Should I order online or request a quote?
Order online when the product, size, quantity and artwork path are clear. Request a quote when the job has installation, site access, multiple products, unusual finishing, oversized freight or a hard deadline.
Can production start before proof approval?
No. Proof approval protects the buyer and production team. Timing starts once the proof is approved and payment or account clearance is in place.
Can I send artwork after ordering?
For many products, yes. The order can be placed first, but production timing starts after the final artwork proof is approved.
Next step
Start with the safest path for this job.
If the product is obvious, shop online. If the job needs judgement, send the brief and let production review it before a promise is made.