3D Signs
Fabricated 3D signage at KSh 13,000 per meter - front-lit, back-lit or side-lit letters in acrylic, metal or wood, built and installed.
About This Product
After dark, a flat sign disappears - a lit 3D sign is the one still announcing your business at 9pm. Colorshade fabricates 3D signage in Nairobi at KSh 13,000 per meter, building raised letters and logos in acrylic, metal or wood, with front-lit, back-lit or side-lit illumination depending on the effect you want: bold and bright, or a clean halo glow.
Built in-house, installed on-site
Fabrication happens in our own workshop - laser cutting, forming, wiring and finishing - so quality is controlled at every stage rather than assembled from outsourced parts. Our team then installs at your premises, and happy-client installations are a regular feature of our project record.
3D signs are the flagship investment for shopfronts, restaurants, clinics, schools and offices that want to look permanent - because a business that invests in its face looks like one that intends to stay.
Measure your frontage and WhatsApp with the width and a photo; we will advise on material, lighting and a full quote per meter.
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