We replicated the display we did back in 2019. Since we kept the client’s specs on file, we had the necessary custom color details. This time, the client specified half-inch-thick acrylic for the lobby logo. The white “LL” you see on the circular logo is a vinyl overlay. Once it was complete, we stud-mounted the logo sign to the wall. (By the way, the client is still using the conference room sign, which looks great!)
What are Laser-Cut Acrylic Lobby Logo Signs?
Acrylic is a durable material that looks a lot like glass. That said, it does not have glass’ brittleness, which makes it ideal for router and laser cutting. Our team uses acrylic up to 1 inch thick to create company logos, numbers, and letters. Laser cutting is an excellent option for highly intricate designs or logos that benefit from crisp edges. Choose a matte or glossy finish.
What is the Best Thickness for an Acrylic Lobby Sign?
The lobby sign’s dimensions and desired mounting method determine the best acrylic thickness. Acrylic about half an inch thick is excellent for creating a substantial three-dimensional visual impact. It is typically an excellent choice for larger corporate lobby displays.
What are the Mounting Options for Acrylic Lobby Signs?
The sign’s design and overall weight determine the best mounting method. For example, stud mounting is a good option to secure dimensional letters and panels directly to the wall. Standoff hardware creates space between the acrylic and the wall, creating a floating appearance. Adhesive mounting works for lightweight signs and allows a clean installation with no visible hardware.
How Durable are Acrylic Logo Signs?
Acrylic is durable enough for high-traffic areas, spaces with higher-than-usual moisture in the air, and anywhere you want a long-term signage solution. It is also easy to maintain. A microfiber cloth and mild soap mixed with water are enough to remove fingerprint smudges.
Let’s talk about your next acrylic logo signs in Los Angeles, Orange County, and anywhere in between. Call us today to schedule a site survey!
