Entrance and Site Signs
The first thing people see when they arrive, carved and finished to suit the setting.
- Made to measure
- Carved and painted
- Posts set into the ground
[ What we build ]
Signs that still look right in ten years
Carved timber signage, waymarkers and interpretation boards for parks, trails, schools and attractions. We carve in Welsh and English as standard.
Made in our own factoryInstalled by our own teamBespoke sizesWelsh made
[ The range ]
What we make
Waymarkers and Trail Posts
Marking a route through a park, a wood or a school ground.
- Carved timber posts
- Directional arrows
- Bilingual as standard
Interpretation Boards
Telling people what they are looking at, built to stand out in the weather.
- Angled or upright
- Timber frame
- Made to suit your artwork
Noticeboards
Lockable boards for villages, parks and community buildings.
- Made to measure
- Glazed or open
- Lockable options
School and Playground Signage
School names, badges and garden entrances, carved into the timber.
- Carved and painted
- Welsh and English
- Fixed to posts or a fence
Memorial and Dedication Plaques
Carved dedications for benches, gardens and memorial areas.
- Routered lettering
- Timber or fitted plaque
[ Bilingual as standard ]
Bilingual signs, carved as standard
Public bodies in Wales work to Welsh language standards, and signage is one of the most visible parts of that. We carve and router in Welsh and English every week, so working in both languages is normal for us rather than a special request.
That means the layout is planned around both languages from the start, so neither one ends up squeezed in or set smaller than the other.
[ Refurbishment ]
We can repair what you already have.
We refurbish existing timber signage and seating rather than replacing it, which is often the better answer when a budget will not stretch to new. We re-topped the bench tops in Ystrad Mynach town centre in European green oak, with sunk and capped fixings.
[ How they are built ]
Made to survive the weather
Posts that do not rot
Galvanised steel posts are concreted into the ground and the timber legs sit over them, so the timber never sits in wet ground.
The timber
Locally sourced oak and sweet chestnut, alongside Douglas fir, larch and spruce, from managed forests.
The finish
Everything is finished in an oil-based product, and we recommend re-coating each spring.
Drawn before it is built
Every structure is drawn by hand, to scale, before anything is cut.
[ Who we build them for ]
Who we make signs for
Councils and Parks
Entrance signs, waymarkers and interpretation boards for parks, trails and open spaces.
See councils and parksSchools and Education
School names, badges and bilingual signage for entrances and school grounds.
See schools and educationLeisure and Tourism
Signage and interpretation boards that help visitors find their way around a site.
See leisure and tourismSport and Community
Noticeboards and carved signs for clubs, community buildings and village greens.
See sport and community[ Aftercare ]
We come back.
Everything we make is finished in an oil-based product, and we recommend re-coating each spring. That stops the timber cracking and splintering, keeps the water out and slows the algae that makes a surface slippery.
On a yearly maintenance plan we come back, inspect the timber, make good any minor damage and re-spray it. In year five we add an anti-fungal treatment.
[ How we work ]
From first visit to final fitting.
- 01
Free Site Visit
We come to you, measure up and talk through what you need.
- 02
Design and Quote
We draw it up by hand, to scale, and give you a fixed price.
- 03
Made in Our Workshop
Built by our own team in Ystrad Mynach.
- 04
Installed by Our Team
Delivered and fitted on site by the people who made it.
- 05
Aftercare
We come back, inspect the timber and re-oil it, so it lasts.