Before any permanent signs went up, we supplied and fitted full-colour printed hoardings around the build area. They did two jobs at once: kept the public away from the work and gave the hospital a space to explain what was happening behind the screens. The boards carried safety instructions, project details, and images of how the entrance would look when finished.

When the construction stage wrapped up and the hoardings came down, it was time for the final signage. Outside the new DDA-compliant entrance, we installed individual brushed-stainless-steel letters showing the hospital name. The brushed finish gives a modern, durable look that fits the new façade.

Inside the main lobby we used high-polish stainless steel instead, fixed directly to the curved plaster wall. The polished surface picks up the light and softens the space, creating a welcoming feel for patients and visitors.