Exterior - Totem & Monolith Signs.

Both are freestanding structures, but totems tend to be taller and thinner, resembling totem poles, while monoliths are wider and blockier.

Sizes vary greatly, but totems usually range from 6-12 feet tall, while monoliths can be even larger, exceeding 15 feet.

• Exterior directional signage – Guiding visitors to buildings, parking lots, or specific areas within a complex.
• Branding and advertising – Increasing brand awareness and attracting attention to businesses or organizations.
• Informational displays – Providing maps, menus, event schedules, or other relevant information.

Yes, totem and monolith signs can be double-sided to maximise visibility from both directions. This is particularly beneficial for signs placed in areas with high foot traffic or those viewed from multiple angles.

We use a variety of high-quality and durable materials for totem and monolith signs, including:

• Timber – Provides a natural and classic look.
• Stainless steel – Offers a sleek and contemporary aesthetic.
• Aluminium – A lightweight and cost-effective option.
• Composite materials – Offer a combination of benefits like durability and lightweight properties.

Yes, recycled materials, low-energy lighting, and solar/wind power integration are increasingly popular choices.

We offer a variety of styles to suit your needs, including:

• Box style – A classic rectangular design with a flat face for graphics.
• Curved face – A more modern and visually appealing option with a curved front panel.
• Custom shaped – Create a truly unique sign with a shape that reflects your brand or logo.
• Discrete or feature posts – Choose from subtle supporting posts or more prominent posts that become a design element themselves.
• Modular changeable panels – Update your sign easily with interchangeable panels for tenant names, maps, or directional information.

Local regulations regarding signage may vary. We recommend checking with your local council to ensure compliance before ordering a sign.