3D letters
Built-up letters with depth, material and lighting chosen for the reading distance and the mounting background.
A sign is the first thing read of any premises, usually before anyone gets close to it. We treat it as an identity element rather than a fitted part: survey the site, choose material and lighting for the facade and the reading distance, then fabricate and install.
Built-up letters with depth, material and lighting chosen for the reading distance and the mounting background.
Fascia, rooftop and pylon signs, designed to read from the road and fixed to suit the site.
Front-lit, back-lit or lightbox signs that keep the sign legible after dark.
Reception signs, office and room numbers, and visitor wayfinding inside the building.
Measuring the facade or wall, the fixing points and the power supply for lighting, and photographing them to design onto.
The sign is shown on a photo of the real front at its true size, so you see the result before fabrication.
Letters and signs are fabricated through qualified partners under Kian Media's supervision, in the materials the design specifies.
Installation once any approvals required by the authorities or the building are in place, then handover.
We do not publish fixed prices: every quote is worked out from the project's specification once the details arrive.
It is worked out from the furthest distance the sign must be read from and the space on the front. We propose the height in the design and show it on the site photo before fabrication.
Many exterior signs are subject to the relevant authorities' or the building's requirements. We review this before execution, and nothing that needs an approval is installed before it is obtained.
Yes, from the same approved fabrication files, with the size adjusted to each branch's front.
A photo of the front with rough dimensions, the logo, the location and whether lighting is wanted. The exact measurements are taken at the survey.
Send the request details — sizes, quantities, materials and the install or delivery location — and a quote will follow.
Request a quoteOr talk to the advertising team directly