Arrow-led food-service wayfinding
Names, opening status, and directional arrows are layered to guide visitors toward an entrance.
Suitable for: Restaurants, bars, brunch venues, and streetfront stores
PRODUCTS & CASES
Illuminated Signposts
Combine wayfinding, brand recognition, and nighttime visibility at the entrance.
Designed for restaurants, commercial streets, and event wayfinding.
Real Project Cases
4 project images
Double R Hotdog Bar Illuminated Signpost
The Double R hot-dog-bar signpost combines BAR bulb letters, an orange arrow, a name panel and OPEN information beside the entrance.
Restaurant, commercial street, wayfinding, entrance displayView Project Details
3 project images
Blood Tap Dog-Themed Illuminated Signpost
Blood Tap uses red lettering, a dog-head graphic panel and an On Tap subtitle on one post, with curved outline lighting across the stacked information.
Restaurant, commercial street, wayfinding, entrance displayView Project Details
3 project images
Abk6
The ABK6 signpost combines a palm tree, surfboard, drink graphic, OPEN arrow and mobile base into a poolside-themed display.
Commercial spaces, parks, streets, wayfinding systemsView Project Details
4 project images
BPM Club Illuminated Signpost
The BPM Club signpost layers a heartbeat heart, blue lettering, pink arrow, bulb letters and a 24H panel for nighttime wayfinding.
Restaurant, commercial street, wayfinding, entrance displayView Project Details
3 project images
Chill Restaurant Illuminated Signpost
The Chill bar sign uses bulb lettering, a red zigzag arrow, a green name panel and a small OPEN sign to point toward the entrance.
Restaurant, commercial street, wayfinding, entrance displayView Project Details
4 project images
Lili Sparkling Drinks Illuminated Signpost
Lili Sparkling Drinks is arranged on a pink-and-blue single post with an arrow, striped name box, drink subtitle and Pets OK information.
Restaurant, commercial street, wayfinding, entrance displayView Project Details
4 project images
Morocco Pace Beach Bar Illuminated Signpost
The Morocco Pace beach-bar sign combines red-yellow script, a long arrow, food-service wording and BAR lettering in a vertical entrance marker.
Restaurant, commercial street, wayfinding, entrance displayView Project Details
4 project images
Multi-Tenant Commercial Wayfinding Signpost
This commercial-street directory groups arrow bulbs with coffee, self-service car wash, dining and fitness name panels on two posts.
Restaurant, commercial street, wayfinding, entrance displayView Project Details
4 project images
Science City Jazz Night Illuminated Signpost
The Science City jazz-night signpost uses a Let’s Jazz heading, bulb border, event text and a performance-area arrow for evening wayfinding.
Restaurant, commercial street, wayfinding, entrance displayView Project Details
3 project images
Yifengge Restaurant Illuminated Signpost
The Yifengge dining sign combines a red bulb border, restaurant name, Qingdao-specialty wording and a welcome arrow for street-entry guidance.
Restaurant, commercial street, wayfinding, entrance displayView Project Details
2 project images
365 Fundays Playground Illuminated Signpost
This family-entertainment signpost layers character graphics, 365 Fundays lettering and a toy-train graphic on a freestanding base.
Restaurant, commercial street, wayfinding, entrance displayView Project Details
4 project images
Malaysia Daxia Charcoal Hotpot Illuminated Signpost
The Malaysia hotpot signpost combines large script lettering, a hotpot main panel, a WELCOME bar and a bulb-lit arrow.
Restaurant, commercial street, wayfinding, entrance displayView Project Details
3 project images
THIRTEEN Brunch & Drinks Illuminated Signpost
The THIRTEEN signpost stacks red bulb letters, a long arrow, a BRUNCH DRINKS panel and a small OPEN sign on one post.
Commercial spaces, parks, streets, wayfinding systemsView Project Details
3 project images
Maka Baka Beer & Drinks Illuminated Signpost
The Maka Baka sign combines a beer-glass graphic, red script, a WELCOME bulb frame and drink wording for a bar-themed entrance.
Commercial spaces, parks, streets, wayfinding systemsView Project Details
4 project images
ONLY ONE Pub Illuminated Signpost
The ONLY ONE sign uses a large red return arrow, white name lettering, PUB and coffee alcohol panels to direct visitors toward stairs.
Commercial spaces, parks, streets, wayfinding systemsView Project Details
3 project images
ZAO Hot Pot Illuminated Signpost
The ZAO hotpot sign uses a red bulb-lit main panel, mountain graphic, two English sub-panels and a left-pointing bulb arrow.
Commercial spaces, parks, streets, wayfinding systemsView Project Details
2 project images
DONGYEE Coconut Drink Illuminated Signpost
The Dongdongye sign combines a palm tree, surfboard, coconut drink and brand lettering into a green scene-style entrance display.
Commercial spaces, parks, streets, wayfinding systemsView Project Details
3 project images
No. 18 Garage Dog-Shaped Illuminated Signpost
The 18 Garage sign uses a white dog graphic, blue Chinese name, WELCOME panel and yellow bulb border in a vertical composition.
Commercial spaces, parks, streets, wayfinding systemsView Project Details
3 project images
Live House Illuminated Wayfinding Sign
The Yeweiyang signpost gathers a microphone, wine glass, name lettering, floor directions and multiple merchant marks in one stacked node.
Commercial spaces, parks, streets, wayfinding systemsView Project Details
4 project images
Pizza Slice-Shaped Illuminated Signpost
A full pizza-slice outline carries the shop name and handmade fresh-baked pizza wording on a movable black base.
Commercial spaces, parks, streets, wayfinding systemsView Project Details
3 project images
SOLO Beautiful Garden Shenzhen Illuminated Sculptural Sign
The SOLO sign uses a large curved black panel, green edge lighting and illuminated Chinese-English lettering for long-distance entrance recognition.
Commercial spaces, parks, streets, wayfinding systemsView Project Details
2 project images
Macau Dessert Shop Illuminated Wayfinding Sign
This Macau dessert-shop sign combines “must-visit” wording, dessert text, a direction arrow and drink images in a freestanding guide.
Commercial spaces, parks, streets, wayfinding systemsView Project Details
3 project images
PHYS Illuminated Sculptural Sign
The PHYS signpost uses four coloured letter boxes, star motifs, character graphics and Chinese-English subtitles at a retail entrance.
Commercial spaces, parks, streets, wayfinding systemsView Project DetailsCase wayfinding selection
Explore six illuminated signpost formats across 23 published cases
The cases are grouped by visible information hierarchy, directional cues, and scene form before height, viewing sides, foundation, and power conditions are developed.
Food-themed composite signposts
Names, food graphics, welcome messages, and supporting panels use bulbs, outlines, and face illumination.
Suitable for: Themed dining, hotpot, beverages, and waterfront commercial spaces
Multi-tenant and event wayfinding
Multiple destination panels, tenant names, and event information are arranged vertically at one decision point.
Suitable for: Commercial streets, precincts, event venues, and shared entrances
Resort and beverage scene forms
Palm trees, surfboards, beverages, and directional panels form a complete themed installation.
Suitable for: Pools, resorts, beverage stores, and leisure precincts
Family, pet, and youth character signposts
Characters, pets, stars, and letter modules combine with posts for high-contrast entrance recognition.
Suitable for: Family parks, pet stores, youth retail, and trend-focused spaces
Compact storefront and product-shaped signs
A single post carries a restrained information hierarchy or a product-shaped graphic near the storefront.
Suitable for: Small shops, dessert stores, pizzerias, and close-view entrances
This page currently lists 23 published cases. The cases and images on this page show published finished work and fabrication effects; they do not define one standard material, size, or installation specification.
The published-case count is calculated from this page’s current catalog. Final construction is confirmed from approved drawings, samples, and site installation conditions.
Technical content prepared by 江门市鸿彩广告有限公司 | Updated: 2026-08-13
BUYER DECISIONS
How to Choose
Set information priority first
Brand, direction, and supporting text need clear hierarchy rather than equal visual weight.
Choose mounting from site conditions
Freestanding, fixed, or movable structures require review against the ground, wind, pedestrian flow, and maintenance.
PRODUCTION REFERENCE
Production and Quality Checks
Information and structure development
Confirm arrows, wording, viewing direction, and support structure.
Enclosure and lighting fabrication
Fabricate layered faces, enclosures, posts, and lighting components.
Complete unit and base check
Check information direction, illumination, balance, and connections.
FINISHED PRODUCT REVIEW
What Should Be Checked?
- Arrows, wording, and panel heights are checked against the final information schedule.
- Posts, bases, connectors, and overall vertical stability are checked.
- Lighting, wiring, transport sections, and on-site assembly positions are checked.
PROJECT INPUTS
What Is Needed for Quotation?
- Information hierarchy and wording
- Arrow directions and viewing sides
- Overall height and base conditions
- Installation location and power
BUYER QUESTIONS
Questions Before Quotation
- Can one signpost show multiple directions?
- Yes. Provide the wording, arrow, and viewing side for every direction so the installed orientation is correct.
- Does a freestanding signpost need site fixing?
- Fixing depends on height, base, environment, and pedestrian flow and cannot be decided from a rendering alone.
- Can multiple signs use different messages?
- A shared structure can carry different wording and arrows when a complete numbering and message schedule is supplied.