Design concept of metal signage and nameplate

Writer：admin Time：2023-07-10 14:22 Browse：℃

　　When designing metal signs, visual impact should be taken into account. The ultimate goal of the design concept of metal signs is to visually convey and disseminate information. Therefore, when selecting materials, the first consideration should be the concept of visual impact and the main expression.

　　When selecting raw materials, one should also consider their rationality. Some signs have good visual impact, but they are difficult to install during actual construction and have complex structures. Therefore, it is necessary to scientifically and reasonably select the raw materials for signs based on the on-site conditions.

　　Metal signage can be applied both indoors and outdoors, as its application environment varies. When designing and conceptualizing, attention should also be paid to factors such as different climates, humidity, and temperature differences caused by different geographical locations. When applying outdoors, full consideration should be given to the aging resistance and craftsmanship of the materials.

　　When designing and conceptualizing, special attention should be paid to the length of usage time. Temporary signs have a shorter application time, and ordinary raw materials can meet the needs. For example, the use of ordinary raw materials in exhibition and sales venues can only be used for a certain period of time, and the application of ordinary raw materials can also reduce costs and not waste. When selecting materials for long-term use, it is necessary to pay attention to the service life of the raw material application, and consider that long use time is not only not easy to damage, but also must ensure wear resistance to ensure that the later application effect is not easy to deteriorate.

　　While considering the service life, it is also necessary to consider the later service and maintenance costs. Not only should we reduce costs for customers, but we should also consider our future after-sales service. If improper design concepts and material selection result in frequent maintenance in the later stage, which increases the burden on both parties, it is not worth the loss.