Recent Work
Selected for clarity and durability rather than noise. These are the kinds of vehicle liveries, fascias, window markings and site boards that suit the Sticky That Signs unit.
Vehicle · Low Fell
Chosen because the plumber needed phone and emergency call-out details readable from the kerb, not a full scenic wrap.
Fascia · Coatsworth Road
A flat panel kept the cost sensible and gave the shop name enough contrast on a busy parade.
Boards · Team Valley
Fifty boards kept gate notices, phone numbers and direction arrows consistent across a changing site.
Window · Newcastle
Privacy bands were aligned to seated eye height and kept clear of the handle side for cleaning.
Vehicle · Sunderland
The first van proved the measurements, so the second could be produced as a repeat without reworking the design.
Fascia · Durham
The tenant details were kept as vinyl so the landlord can change names without replacing the whole panel.
Before And After Specification
Brittle vinyl over a bowed panel, water trapped at the top edge and adhesive ghosting around the old name.
Flat aluminium composite substrate, polymeric exterior vinyl, no print laminate required on the cut lettering, sealed top edge and cleaning advice left with the owner.
Maintenance advice was simple: no pressure washer at the vinyl edge, mild detergent only, and report lifting early rather than waiting until dirt gets underneath.
Durability Notes