Wayfinding

Help visitors find entrances, facilities and destinations with coordinated wayfinding signs. Browse KOPA post and panel signs, directional fingerposts and interpretation lecterns below.

Order KOPA lectern hardware online by artwork area, post length and finish. For a complete printed sign, a bespoke layout or installation, send us your site brief for a quote. Plan the routes, wording and mounting positions before finalising your specification.

    1. Modular Directory Product Example
      1. Wall Mounted Modular Signs
      2. Changeable aluminium directories with snap-fit slats for clear indoor wayfinding.
    1. Door Sign Product Example
      1. Changeable Door & Room Signs
      2. Curved signs with replaceable paper inserts for offices, rooms and visitor directions.
    1. Desk Sign Product Example
      1. Desk Nameplates & Reception Counter Signs
      2. Reusable desktop signs with changeable inserts for names, roles and reception information.
    1. Kopa Fingerpost Product Example
      1. KOPA Fingerpost Signs
      2. Coordinated directional fingerposts with configurable fingers, post sizes and finishes.
    1. Kopa Post And Panel Product Example
      1. KOPA Post & Panel Signs
      2. Custom post-and-panel signage with concealed fixings and a choice of aluminium finishes.
    1. Kopa Lectern Product Example
      1. KOPA Interpretation Lecterns
      2. Order KOPA lectern hardware in A3, A2 or A1 sizes, with three post lengths and four finishes.
    1. Illustrative mockup of a tapered three-face composite post marker with neutral directional artwork. The post shown is not included.
      1. Printed Post & Marker Cones
      2. Three-face printed composite markers for 76mm, 89mm or 114mm round posts, with fixing kits.

Wayfinding signs for clear visitor journeys

A wayfinding scheme connects destinations with the decisions people make along a route. Useful signs appear where a visitor needs information and use consistent names throughout the premises. Begin by mapping the journey rather than designing each sign in isolation.

Choose formats for decision points

The range includes post mounted, wall mounted, suspended and projecting modular signs, plus finger posts. Compare the available constructions and dimensions with the location. A corridor junction, outdoor approach and room entrance can need different formats within one coordinated scheme.

Build a consistent sign schedule

List each sign's location, destination wording, direction and quantity. Confirm the names used by staff and on other visitor information so people encounter the same terms throughout the journey. Check arrow directions against the actual approach to the sign.

Plan changes and installation

Consider whether departments or destinations may change and check how the chosen system accommodates updates. Provide a floor plan or site sketch where useful. Browse the formats above, or send Banners&Boards your location schedule, dimensions and proposed mounting arrangements for help comparing the options.