The Shere Fingerpost
A timber post with one directional arm for paths, entrances and simple route decisions, lettered and fixed in the required position.
Starting price based on: One post and one directional arm; supply only.
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Signage and wayfinding
We make individual signs as well as coordinated wayfinding for larger sites. Before manufacture, we consider the route, viewing distance, mounting height and how arms or panels could be replaced in future.
Product range
Clear, legible and maintainable
Viewing distance, lettering, mounting height, sign hierarchy and replaceable components should all be considered before manufacture. A single sign can also be detailed so that it will sit comfortably within a future site-wide family.
The Leith Hill Fingerpost
A multi-direction fingerpost for estates, parks and visitor destinations, with the arm order and viewing angles set from the site layout.
Starting price based on: Smallest standard multi-arm arrangement; supply only.
The Cranleigh Directional Sign
A stacked sign for several destinations where information needs to remain compact and easy to read.
Starting price based on: Smallest standard directional-sign arrangement; supply only.
The Ranmore Waymarker
A simple oak route marker for paths, trails and boundaries, with lettering, symbols or an applied marker where required.
Starting price based on: One standard oak waymarker with one agreed marker; supply only.
The Peaslake Lectern
A freestanding timber frame for interpretation or visitor-information panels, made around the confirmed panel size and viewing position.
Starting price based on: Smallest standard lectern frame, excluding the interpretation panel; supply only.
The Haslemere Entrance Sign
A freestanding entrance or identity sign with the support, layout, lettering and finish developed for its location.
Starting price based on: Smallest standard entrance-sign arrangement; supply only.
The Shere Hanging Sign
An oak gallows-bracket post with a hanging sign panel, made to suit the agreed lettering, site position and fixing arrangement.
Before manufacture
Wayfinding starts with the route
The sign should answer the decision a visitor faces at that point. Information density, sight lines and post positions are resolved before timber sizes or lettering methods are fixed.
- 01Destinations, route hierarchy and required viewing distance
- 02Lettering, symbols, contrast and panel layout
- 03Mounting height, orientation and accessible positioning
- 04Ground fixing, exposure and maintenance access
- 05Replacement of individual arms, panels or applied information
Materials & construction
Timber, lettering and replaceable information
Timber, panel material, lettering method and exterior-grade fixings are specified for the exposure and level of use. Changing information can often be carried on replaceable arms or panels rather than requiring a complete new structure.
Product information
A clear starting point for your quotation.
Use the product reference when you get in touch. We’ll confirm the dimensions and technical details for your order, as the information here does not replace the agreed specification.
- Dimensions
- Post, arm and panel sizes set to suit the layout
- Timber
- Oak or another exterior timber selected for the location
- Lettering
- Method, wording and artwork confirmed before manufacture
- Fixing
- Below-ground or surface fixing options assessed for the site
- Repeat orders
- Product references support additions and replacements
Project enquiries
Tell us about your project.
Send a drawing, specification, photograph or simply an initial idea. We’ll take a look, talk through the options and let you know what else we need to prepare a quotation.