What we build
Double-face projecting cabinets, dimensional blades, and lit edges when the street goes dark.
Blade Signs
Read from
the sidewalk.
A blade hangs perpendicular to the wall so people walking the block see you before they see the fascia.
Blades are for streets where everyone is already looking down the sidewalk — Whyte Avenue, 124 Street, a mall corridor. The fascia can wait.
We size the projection to the bylaw and the awning, then light it if the evening trade matters. Hardware is specified for the wall you actually have.
Who it is for
Retail, restaurants, and offices on pedestrian streets with a narrow frontage.
How we spec it
Projection, height above grade, and wind load first. Copy second.
Variants
How we
build it.
Lit cabinet
A small box that still reads after sunset without becoming a pylon.
Dimensional
Cut letters or a mark on both faces. Quiet, architectural.
Bracket & wall
The ironwork is part of the drawing. Masonry and ACM get different fasteners.
Mall / arcade
Interior blades with landlord-spec edges and lighting.
Where It Works
Edmonton jobs
this product fits.
Main-street retail
When the fascia is already dense and the walk-by is the customer.
Second-storey entries
A mark that sits in the walking line of sight, not on a distant parapet.
Food and drink
Evening hours. The blade is on when the kitchen is.
Shared frontage
You do not own the whole elevation. You still need a name in the path.
Related Installs
Work in
this family.
Photography is directional. Tap or hover a project to switch the sign on.
Related Services
Often specified
together.
Get a Quote
Need a blade
for the sidewalk?
Send a logo, a photo of the site, and dimensions if you have them. We will spec the build.