A coordinated dental signage project for Niceteeth in Harefield: a rebuilt timber fascia, white acrylic lettering, lighting, window frosting and internal branding.
The project at a glance.
The brief: Bring the practice frontage, glazing and interior branding together, with advice on materials and finishes.
A sound starting point: The old timber fascia was rotten and too small. A larger replacement was built and installed before the lettering went up.
Lettering and lighting: White gloss acrylic in 5mm and 3mm thicknesses was used across the scheme, with a trough light and projecting sign completing the frontage.
Careful fixing: Soft areas in the older brickwork needed attention when deciding how to secure the signs.
Windows and interior: Lower-window frosting, contact details and provider decals finish the glazing; a wall sign carries the identity inside.
Did this project need a new fascia as well as new letters?
Yes. The existing timber was deteriorating and restricted the design. Replacing it created the right base for the new lettering and trough lighting.
