Most workshops win business two ways: being visible from the road, and being remembered when something goes wrong. Signage covers the first, and print — a magnet on the fridge, a card in the glovebox, a reminder sticker on the windscreen — covers a surprising amount of the second.
Street presence
- Aluminium composite panel signs for the fascia — flat, weatherproof and clean-looking for years, which matters on a building that's otherwise industrial.
- Colorbond® steel signs for boundary and driveway identification.
- Corflute signs for service specials and seasonal offers — cheap enough to change whenever the promotion does.
- Insertable A-frames for the kerb.
- Window vinyl for hours, services and logbook servicing.
Workshop safety
- Mandatory signage for eye and ear protection, and warning signs for hoists, compressed air and hot surfaces.
- Lockout / tagout tags for hoists and equipment isolation — the out-of-service tag is the one that stops someone using a hoist mid-repair.
- Dangerous goods signage for oils, solvents and gas storage.
- Floor signs and stands for pedestrian routes through the workshop.
- Emergency, exit and first aid signage plus fire equipment signs.
Vehicles and service kit
- Vehicle signage for the courtesy car and callout ute — cut decals, or magnets if the vehicle doubles as personal.
- Cut vinyl stickers for tool boxes, asset numbers and bay identification.
- Service reminder stickers for windscreens — next service date, in the customer's eyeline every day.
Customer-facing print
- Fridge magnets — the highest-return item for a workshop. When a car won't start, people ring the number that's already on the fridge.
- Business cards for the counter and the glovebox.
- Notice signs for payment terms, vehicle collection and workshop entry restrictions.
- Canvas prints or posters to make the waiting area less bleak than it usually is.
Talk to our team about a workshop fit-out, or upload your artwork to get started.
