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Custom metal office logo signs

A reception logo is a brand mark translated into physical parts. Scale, minimum stroke, depth, finish, wall interface and installation data drive the product.

Short answer: Use flat-cut metal for a clean low-risk solution; fabricated letters when depth is part of the design; brass or PVD when colour and warmth matter.
01UseReception wall
02MaterialMetal logo
03DeliveryInstaller-ready

Specification decisions

DecisionGuidance
Minimum strokeVery thin logo elements may need adjustment to remain rigid and manufacturable.
DepthFlat-cut parts are simpler; fabricated returns create shadow and volume at higher complexity.
FinishBrushed, mirror, painted, brass and PVD finishes should be chosen against the interior palette.
TemplateProvide full-size or dimensioned installation data to reproduce logo spacing accurately.

Start with the wall, not only the logo

Stone, timber, plasterboard and feature panels accept different fixings. Stand-off depth and anchor design should be decided before studs are welded.

Mock-up and production drawing serve different jobs

A mock-up helps select appearance. The production drawing must state dimensions, material, finish and fixing positions.

Close-up QC is necessary

Reception signs are viewed at short distance, so grain direction, weld marks and edge finish should be documented.

What we need to quote correctly

Final material, manufacturing method, lead time and delivered price are confirmed in the formal quotation after the specification is reviewed. Website guidance is intended to reduce ambiguity before quoting.

Upload the logo and approximate width

We identify manufacturing details and missing information before pricing.

Start an office logo quote