Acrylic Signage in Singapore
Acrylic is the workhorse material: shop boards, reception letters, directory plates, standoff logos on glass. It machines cleanly, takes UV print and vinyl, and can be opal for a lightbox face or clear for a floating logo.
Thickness is not a style choice. 3 mm for indoor plates, 5–8 mm for shop boards, 10 mm+ for solid 3D letters. We will not sell 3 mm as an outdoor fascia board.
Clear, opal, coloured, frosted
Clear for standoff logos and neon backing. Opal / translucent for lightbox faces. Coloured cast sheets when the brand colour is the sheet, not the print. Frosted and sandblast-effect for office door plates and privacy bands (see also window graphics).
Print, vinyl and laser
UV print onto the face or second-surface print on clear (print on the back so the front stays glossy and cleanable). Vinyl for simple names and when you expect to change copy. Laser-cut letters with flame-polished edges for indoor 3D.
Fixings
Standoffs on glass and stone. Screw + cap on ACM. Aluminium split battens for large boards so expansion in afternoon sun does not bow a sealed edge. Silicone alone is not a fixing for an 8 mm outdoor board.
Completed work
Acrylic Signage in Singapore — FAQ
Will acrylic yellow outdoors?
Cast acrylic with UV print/laminate holds up; cheap extruded sheet and indoor inks do not. West-facing shops should budget a reprint cycle.
Can you cut from my AI file?
Yes. Outlines must be closed paths. We check stroke widths before the laser melts a 1 mm serif.
Acrylic vs ACM for a shop board?
ACM is lighter and more stable as a large flat outdoor panel. Acrylic looks richer at reception and for smaller shop names. We spec both in the same week depending on the wall.
Do you do frosted office logos?
Yes — cut vinyl frost, printed frost, or a physical frosted acrylic plate.
Ready to spec this sign?
Send a shopfront photo, logo and rough dimensions — we reply with a fabrication drawing and a quote.




