IN-HOUSE MANUFACTURING
3D & Fabricated Letters
This is the specialised end of signage, the work most sign companies send away. We make it here: fabricated 3D letters with aluminium returns and acrylic faces, lit or unlit, built to glow after dark and stay sharp in daylight.
Router-cut logos and lettering in acrylic, aluminium and ACM come off our CNC precise to the millimetre, whether it’s one shopfront logo or a full national rollout.
We 3D print in-house as well, for the technical pieces and the shapes that can’t be cut flat. It means when a brief asks for something out of the ordinary, we’ve got another way to build it.
If it stands proud of the wall, we can make it. And because it’s cut, fabricated and finished under one roof, what you approve on the drawing is what goes up.
THE DETAILS
Frequently asked questions
Fabricated, CNC-cut and 3D-printed lettering all look different up close and cost different amounts to build. We’ve put together straight answers to what we get asked most about materials, illumination and multi-site builds.
Don’t see your specific requirement covered here? Reach out to our team directly.
What's the difference between fabricated and CNC-cut lettering?
Fabricated letters are built up with aluminium returns and an acrylic face, so they sit proud of the wall and can be lit. CNC-cut letters are routed from a single sheet, flat and unlit.
Can 3D letters be illuminated?
Yes. We build both lit and unlit letters, with the wiring and light source built in at the fabrication stage so they arrive ready to install.
Do you offer 3D printed lettering?
We do. It suits the more technical pieces and the shapes that don't come off a router bed cleanly. Send us the drawing and we'll tell you the best way to make it.
Can you handle a multi-site rollout of the same lettering?
Yes. Making every letter in the one workshop is how a rollout stays consistent, so the last site matches the first. We've run national programs this way.
