Floor and storey signage is a critical element in interior architecture and flow management. Whether in a business centre, hospital, hotel, or condominium, correct signage for a building's levels ensures a smooth, professional, and safe user experience.

What is Floor Information Signage?

This type of signage encompasses all visual elements — such as directory boards, floor numbers next to lifts, and location maps — that help visitors navigate a vertical space.

What is storey signage for?

• Immediate Orientation: Allows the user to instantly know which level they are on.
• Flow Optimisation: Reduces waiting times for lifts and prevents incorrect circulation in restricted areas.
• Accessibility and Safety: Essential for evacuation routes and for guiding people with reduced mobility.
• Visual Organisation: Conveys an image of professionalism and customer care.

Types of Floor Signage and Directories

To appear in your customers' searches, it is important to categorise the most common solutions:

1. Floor Plaques (Numbers): Strategically placed in front of lifts and stair landings.
2. Building Directories: Panels fixed in the lobby that list all companies or departments by floor.
3. Suspended Signage: Ideal for long corridors where long-distance visibility is required.
4. Door Plaques and Directional Arrows: Complement the floor indication, guiding to the specific room.