Floor indicators, wayfinding & compliance decals

Elevators generate more small signage than almost any other part of a building: floor indicators on every landing, bank identifiers in the lobby, directional decals from the entrance, accessibility markers, courtesy and notice decals inside the cab. Done piecemeal over the years, it accumulates into a patchwork of mismatched plaques, engraved leftovers, and taped paper. We produce it as one system instead: a consistent typographic and material standard across every landing, bank, and cab, cut and printed to match the building's brand, so the everyday signage looks as considered as the lobby it lives in. It is unglamorous work that changes how a building feels to navigate, every day, for everyone in it.

In Quebec, that system is bilingual by reality: tenants, visitors, and inspectors read it in French first, and many properties want English alongside. We produce French and bilingual versions to the wording and requirements your team or your advisors set, and we keep the language treatment consistent across every floor of every building, instead of drifting sign by sign as pieces get replaced. Materials are durable films and laminates chosen for surfaces that get touched and cleaned daily, and because everything comes from one Montreal plant, replacing a single damaged decal years later still matches the rest of the set.