Blade signs in Toronto
Projecting signs for walkable streets in the Junction, Roncesvalles (Roncy), Parkdale, Dundas West, and Bloorcourt.
A blade sign, also called a projecting sign, mounts perpendicular to the building so it can be read from more than one direction. They are common on pedestrian streets in Toronto.
Signbox designs and installs blade signs. Completed work includes a fabricated blade sign for Mellah Rugs on Roncesvalles, a blade sign reface for Four Paws at Trinity Bellwoods on Queen, a custom blade sign for Wenona Lodge in Bloorcourt, and a storefront and blade sign refresh for Biddell on Dundas West.
Streets like Roncesvalles and Parkdale work the same way: people approach the shop along the sidewalk, so a projecting sign is what they see first.
Blade signs are often paired with fascia lettering on the same shopfront. Photos of the building help with a quote.
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Questions
- What is a blade sign?
- A sign that projects from the building so it can be read from more than one direction.
- Where do blade signs work well?
- Pedestrian streets such as the Junction, Roncesvalles, Parkdale, Dundas West, College, and Bloorcourt, where people approach the shop from the side.
- How do I get a quote?
- Use the contact form or email info@signbox.ca.