Seacoast Heritage Double-Sided Hanging HDU Sign

What this HDU sign shows

The curved silhouette, narrow perimeter border and raised serif type fit the building’s traditional setting. The lettering has enough contrast to remain prominent even though the sign includes a lighthouse mark and several lines of text.

Elena described the sign as double-sided and highlighted the hand-painted gold leaf detail. A hanging sign needs to be planned as a complete installation: the visible faces, suspension points and clearance beneath the panel all affect how it works on site. This photo shows the finished look; the appropriate hardware for another property must be reviewed separately.

Planning a similar sign

• Both faces. Say whether the second face repeats the same design or needs different wording.
• Post and bracket. Send a photo and measurements of the mounting location. We can discuss the sign face and any required mounting provisions.
• Decorative finish. Identify any gold leaf, metallic paint or hand-painted elements in the request so the finish is priced to the approved design.

For a useful estimate, include your approximate width and height, quantity, delivery ZIP code, preferred finish and a logo, sketch or site photo. If the sign will hang or fit an existing opening, include those measurements too. We can review the final production details with your design.

“Our new double-sided HDU entrance sign transformed our property's street appeal. The dimensional lettering and hand-painted gold leaf details look elegant and high-end.”

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Questions about this style

What makes a hanging sign different from a wall sign?

The sign must work from both viewing directions and its support and clearance need to be planned for the intended location.

Can the sign be a custom oval?

Yes. Send the desired overall dimensions, shape reference and artwork; custom shape and carving are reviewed as part of the quote.