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Signage for Public Sector

Public buildings must be accessible to all citizens, and this sets strict requirements for signage. Wayfinding signs with tactile marking, braille, and good contrast are legally mandated under universal design regulations. Municipal offices, libraries, schools, and healthcare institutions need sign systems that are intuitive for first-time visitors and comply with TEK17 requirements. In addition, public development projects need temporary information signs that inform citizens about purpose, progress, and contact information. We deliver everything from permanent wayfinding systems in stainless steel and acrylic to construction site signs and information boards for parks and public spaces.

M44 Shopping Centre façade with illuminated signs for XXL, H&M and Obs
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Documented delivery for public sector

A project showing how Show Off solves similar needs for public sector, with a concrete outcome and a real client quote.

M44 Shopping CentreSignage2018

“A safe choice for us. Professional, fast, and solution-oriented when changes come up.”

Eli Ulveseter, Centre Manager

Result

The delivery went smoothly and the signs were ready for opening. M44 was very pleased, the wayfinding worked well, and the partnership has continued through many smaller signage projects since 2018.

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Challenges for public sector

  • Public buildings without universally designed signage violate TEK17 requirements and exclude citizens with disabilities
  • Missing information signs at public developments create frustration and distrust among neighbours and affected parties
  • Inconsistent signage across municipal departments weakens the municipality's visual cohesion and recognition
  • Outdated signs with old department names and contact information give wrong information to citizens seeking help

Use cases

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Wayfinding signs for public buildings with universal design and braille

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Facade signs for municipal offices and public institutions

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Information boards for parks, outdoor areas, and public spaces

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Project signage for public developments with authority information

From our projects

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Facade sign with LED-illuminated 3D aluminium letters for office in Stavanger

Facade sign with LED-illuminated 3D aluminium letters for office in Stavanger

Illuminated sign with light box and vinyl front for shop in Sandnes city centre

Illuminated sign with light box and vinyl front for shop in Sandnes city centre

Pylon sign with double-sided illumination and corporate profile along E39 in Rogaland

Pylon sign with double-sided illumination and corporate profile along E39 in Rogaland

3D acrylic letters with backlighting for reception in commercial building Stavanger

3D acrylic letters with backlighting for reception in commercial building Stavanger

Window sign with frosted film and cut-out company logo for law office Sandnes

Window sign with frosted film and cut-out company logo for law office Sandnes

LED letters in brushed steel mounted on facade for restaurant in Stavanger

LED letters in brushed steel mounted on facade for restaurant in Stavanger

Office sign with wayfinding and floor directory in aluminium for coworking space

Office sign with wayfinding and floor directory in aluminium for coworking space

Retail sign with profile letters and spot lighting for clothing store in Sandnes Centre

Retail sign with profile letters and spot lighting for clothing store in Sandnes Centre

Industry case: Public Sector

Tactile wayfinding and facade sign for municipal service office

Challenge

A municipal service office was relocating to new premises and needed complete signage that met universal design requirements, including braille and tactile marking on all wayfinding signs.

Solution

We delivered a facade sign with the municipal coat of arms and department name, wayfinding signs with tactile letters and braille on every floor, and an information board in the entrance area. All materials were chosen to meet requirements for contrast, readability, and durability.

Result

The service office opened with approved signage from day one. Residents with impaired vision report that navigating the building is easier. The municipality has used the project as a template for future public signage projects.

Frequently asked questions

Do the signs meet TEK17 universal design requirements?

Yes. We design and produce signs with tactile letters, braille, contrast colours, and correct typefaces in accordance with TEK17 and NS 11001 for accessible information.

Can you deliver signs with braille and tactile marking?

Yes. We produce signs with integrated braille and tactile letters in raised relief. The materials are durable and handle cleaning without losing readability.

What do wayfinding signs for public buildings cost?

A complete wayfinding system with tactile marking for a medium-sized public building starts from approximately NOK 30,000 ex. VAT. Price depends on number of floors, departments, and door signs.

Do you deliver information signs for public development projects?

Yes. We produce project signs with client information, purpose, progress, and contact details. Signs are delivered in weather-resistant aluminium with replaceable information fields.

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Jan Tore Råen

Jan Tore Råen

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