Fascia signs, dimensional letters, lightboxes and window graphics for shops, restaurants and commercial premises. Bring your frontage together with signage that helps customers find you, recognise your brand and understand where to enter.
In-house production. Installation coordinated across Australia.
Power Golf — retail fascia and window signage
Fascias, letters and glass graphics
Real shopfront project experience
Design, production and installation
Choose your sign mix
Start with how customers see your shop.
01 · Main identification
Fascias and dimensional letters
Give the business a clear identity from the street. Choose printed fascia panels or individual letters to suit your frontage, brand and viewing distance.
Choose the sign system around the frontage, viewing distance and trading hours. The site details help us scope the right materials, fixings and access.
Opening a shop or refreshing a brand
Start with a clear hierarchy: the main business name, a sign visible along the footpath and useful information at the entry. Share your logo, brand colours and a straight-on photograph so the different elements can be considered together.
Choosing illuminated or non-illuminated signs
Non-illuminated panels and letters suit many daylight frontages. If after-dark visibility matters, show us a night photograph and tell us about existing power. Lighting, access and maintenance requirements need to be scoped with the sign itself.
Keeping the existing sign structure
A new face or new letters may be possible when the existing frame, cabinet and fixings are suitable. Photos help with the initial discussion; concealed condition or uncertain dimensions may require a site inspection. Replacement options →
Preparing for installation
Tell us about the mounting height, frontage access, trading hours and any landlord or centre requirements. Include removal of old signs in the brief. Confirm the access method, site responsibilities and any specialist work before agreeing the installation schedule.
Useful answers
Shopfront signage questions.
How much does shopfront signage cost?
The scope depends on sign dimensions, materials, illumination, site access and installation requirements. Send a frontage photo, approximate measurements and your artwork so we can identify the suitable options and prepare a project quote.
What should be included in a shopfront sign?
Start with your business name or logo and make it readable from the direction customers approach. Use the windows or entrance for opening hours and supporting information, rather than crowding every detail onto the main fascia.
Can you combine fascia signs, letters and window graphics?
Yes. A coordinated frontage can combine a main fascia or dimensional letters, a projecting sign and window graphics. The photographs above show how these elements work together on real premises.
Can you replace an existing shopfront sign?
Yes. Share photographs of the existing sign, its support and any visible damage. We need to assess which parts are suitable to retain before deciding between new faces, replacement letters or a new assembly. Explore shopfront sign replacement
Can you organise installation outside Sydney?
Platinum Signs coordinates signage projects across Australia. Send the site postcode and photos so installation access, local requirements and timing can be confirmed for your location.
What do you need before production?
We need agreed artwork and scope, useful dimensions and confirmation of site access. Tell us about landlord or centre requirements at the start. Any inspection, approval or specialist work needed for your site should be identified before production is scheduled.
Your shopfront project
Show us your frontage.
Send the details you have. We will help identify the sign options and what is needed to quote your project.
A straight-on frontage photo and a wider street view
Approximate sign dimensions and mounting height
Your logo, artwork and preferred sign types
Site postcode, target date and access requirements
