Use a floor plan to identify decisions a visitor has to make, then check those decisions on site. A route is easier to follow when each sign provides the next useful instruction.
Mark entrances and destinations
List the places visitors actually need, such as reception, meeting rooms or a department. Use the names displayed at the destination. Mark entrances, lifts and stairs on the plan so you can see the different starting points. Do not assume everyone enters from the same direction.
Place signs at decisions
Trace the route from each entrance and mark where someone could take a wrong turn. A directory can introduce the available destinations, while a corridor sign can confirm the next direction. Check sight lines on site: an open door, pillar or queue may hide a panel that looks well placed on the plan.
Turn the plan into an order list
Assign each sign a location reference, face direction, wording, arrow, size and quantity. Photograph the approach to each position. If destination names are not final, resolve them before printing. Keep the schedule available for fitting and use it again when the building layout changes.
Plan your order
Directional Signage is available for customers across all of Dubai. Dubai delivery and delivery to Sharjah can be arranged with your order; ask us to confirm timing and charges.
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