Signage frequently gets overlooked among all the other factors that go into constructing a commercial facility. Even a well-designed structure might appear cheap and harm a company’s overall brand if it lacks proper signage.

For the best outcomes, signage should be carefully planned before construction begins so that it is an extension of the structure itself. This post is all about the importance, the different kinds of dimensional lettering, and how they can be incorporated into a building project successfully.

How to Choose the Right Product
The brand, the location of the dimensional letters (outdoors or indoors), and the financial status all factor into selecting the best material for your design. Among the readily available materials are aluminum, foam-core, wood, molded PVC plastic, metal, and laser-cut acrylic. The cost of metals will typically be more than that of plastic, acrylic, or foam, although aluminum is a robust and affordable metal choice.

The Benefits of Dimensional Letters

1. Versatility- with so many construction alternatives, making signs that meet the design concepts—whether they are for branding, navigation, or just interior decor—is not a difficult task.

2. Engagement- raised text and other stand-out design elements are more visible than signs that blend in, which encourages more engagement with the sign and, potentially, greater brand recognition.

3. Memorable- people will view a sign in dimension and imagery because 3D visuals involve more mental processing than 2D ones, making them more visually appealing.

How to Use Dimensional Lettering Effectively
For instance, to make dimensional letters more eye-catching indoors, arranging them where they cast shadows from natural light is the way to go, especially when the letters are used to guide visitors through a structure. Making outdoor dimension letters into an art piece is essential for increasing public interest.

Ordering Dimensional Letters
It’s critical to start creating dimensional letters well in advance of their installation. The project will take longer to complete the larger it is. A custom sign provider has designers who are aware of the advantages and disadvantages of dimensional letters and will design accordingly. This includes a range of pricing alternatives, brand-conscious design, and obtaining the tools required to install the lettering correctly and on schedule.