Tray signs are fascia signs folded from aluminium sheet so the face turns back at the edges into returns, typically 50–75 mm deep, then powder coated and hung on concealed fixings.
Points in favour of tray signs in Leatherhead
- Shoppers walking along a Leatherhead pavement see a sign side-on first, and tray returns give it a solid edge from exactly that angle.
- If your Leatherhead premises might open into the evening one day, a light-ready tray avoids paying for a second sign later.
- Businesses moving into a refurbished Leatherhead building can use a wrap-around tray to hide an uneven old fascia without stripping it out.
What tray signs cost in Leatherhead
Here is the price picture for tray signs in Leatherhead: a guide of £1,250 to £3,450 per sign, with VAT on top. The rows below give more detail. A survey or artwork check comes first, and then we confirm the price in writing.
| Item | Guide, ex VAT | Inc. VAT (20%) |
|---|---|---|
| Tray sign up to 3 m, vinyl lettering | £1,250 – £2,100 | £1,500 – £2,520 |
| Tray sign 3–5 m, raised acrylic lettering | £1,850 – £3,450 | £2,220 – £4,140 |
| Push-through or routed letters (non-lit) | £350 – £950 | £420 – £1,140 |
Guide prices, supplied and fitted and excluding VAT, are £1,250 to £2,100 for a tray up to 3 m with vinyl lettering, and £1,850 to £3,450 for a 3–5 m tray with raised acrylic letters. Routed or push-through letters on a non-lit tray add a guide £350 to £950.
Options for your Leatherhead project
Routed tray with push-through letters
Letters cut through the face with acrylic pushed through, ready to light.
Tray with vinyl lettering
Cut-vinyl text on a powder-coated tray: the entry point.
Tray with built-up letters
Fabricated metal letters on the tray face for a layered look.
Do you need permission for a sign in Leatherhead?
In England, a non-illuminated sign on your own business premises usually falls under deemed consent, which means no application is needed provided the sign stays within set limits. The lettering and symbols should be no more than 0.75 m tall (0.3 m in an area of special control), and the top of the sign should sit no higher than the bottom of any first-floor window. Conservation areas and listed buildings need more care: a sign on a listed building usually also needs listed building consent. We check the position for your premises before you commit, and we can prepare the drawings and photos for an application or submit it for you.
Covering Leatherhead and Surrey
We take on work in Leatherhead, across Surrey and throughout the UK. When a survey makes sense, typically for anything fixed at height or illuminated, we arrange a visit. Graphics are often priced from pictures and dimensions, with a survey added only if the photos leave questions. In postcode terms, Leatherhead jobs typically fall in KT22, KT21 and KT23. From Woking, Leatherhead is roughly 9.8 miles to the east.
Nearby towns we also cover
- Tray signs in Epsom 4 mi
- Tray signs in Ewell 5 mi
- Tray signs in Esher 5 mi
- Tray signs in Banstead 6 mi
- Tray signs in Surbiton 7 mi
Photos, sizes and your logo are all we need to start. Send them over for a free, no-obligation quote on tray signs in Leatherhead; you approve a scaled drawing before a single thing is made.