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Indoor and outdoor signs have different needs. Choose for viewing distance, cleaning, weather exposure and fixing method.

Design the complete wall before dividing the pattern into panels. Assess seams, material direction and installation together.

Have panels, fronts and decorative shapes laser cut. Material, seams and fixings determine how the parts come together in an interior.

From front panels and construction kits to displays, inserts and letters: discover when laser cutting suits the product you want to make.

Choose rubber for temperature, moisture, fluids and the desired seal. Then draw the contour and holes for the actual connection.

Menus, table numbers and displays need to suit daily use. Consider readability, cleaning and information that changes over time.

Make custom front panels, side walls and spacers for electronics. Consider connectors, joints and assembly from the first drawing.

An engraved logo, wooden box or fitted insert can make a gift personal. Explore sheet parts and engraving on an existing product.

Have letters, logo elements and stencils cut from sheet material. Prepare the visible face, fine details and positioning for final installation.

Design packaging around your product, from a cardboard divider to a wooden box with a foam insert. A trial set shows whether presentation and fit work.

From scale-model parts to large presentation panels, prepare scale, material and assembly so the cut parts form the intended design.

A display needs to present products and stand securely. Coordinate product size, material and transport before making a series for multiple locations.