A challenge in designing monument signs can be how best to show your tenants on the face of your sign. This variable should be considered when designing your monument sign. You can install the tenant names directly into the monument face, however this style can have some drawbacks. Holes drilled into the facing for a stud mounting or flush mounting will be numerous and will be inconsistent from tenant to tenant.  In addition, when changing out a tenant from an old one to a new one, you will have many of the drilled holes in new spots and over time this can diminish the overall look of your monument sign. Another option is to place your tenants' names on panels that are mounted into the facing of your monument. One particular style that is effective is utilizing individual acrylic panels for each tenant. The panels can be installed using four or six "Stand-offs" that are attractive and add to the look of the overall sign. A landlord can use dimensional letters on each panel, either metal or acrylic, and these can be painted or, in the case of metal letters, finished with a brushed satin, anodized or oxidized finish. Another option is to use applied vinyl letters on the acrylic panel. You need to decide whether to let clients choose their own style or require a consistent style among your entire tenant lettering. Be sure to have a plan for tenant turnover that will enable you maintain the best look for your monument sign. 360 Signs in Austin, TX can help you create an effective and attractive design that will enhance your property and please your tenants.