Fret Cut or die cut is when we mechanically cut your logo or text to raise your profile and provide an extra dimension to your signs and graphics.
We operate our own in-house CNC router, meaning we manufacture your signs in-house to control quality and production times.
The CNC router can cut bespoke fret cut text and logos, as well as 3D effects into sheet materials – enabling us to create truly unique designs and products exclusively for you.
We can cut a wide range of sheet materials – including acrylic, metal and wood.
Acrylic
The individually cut out letters and logos can be made from acrylic, in a wide range of bright colours, the colour surrounds the edges of the cut. Acrylic signs also have a high gloss finish.
Metal
Cut out from aluminium, aluminium composites or steel they can create a wide range of effects. We can even manufacture deep returns or folds to give additional depth and allow for the option for illumination.
The addition of digitally printed images means even if you require a gradient shade you can still achieve the look of an additional dimension.
Hidden snap fit locators on the rear give the illusion that the text is simply floating off the wall.
Fret cut logos and text are suitable for use inside and out.
When relocating to a double-fronted listed building in Deddington; the Owner and Director of Mark David Estate Agents, Mark Long, wanted a sign that was
Lesters Partnership is an estate agents serving people searching for homes throughout Oxfordshire. Having worked with a designer to create new branding, the management team
Having successfully re-branded his estate agency business, Gary Church wanted to create a fanfare that would announce the new company name and provide a fresh
When relocating to a double-fronted listed building in Deddington; the Owner and Director of Mark David Estate Agents, Mark Long, wanted a sign that was
Lesters Partnership is an estate agents serving people searching for homes throughout Oxfordshire. Having worked with a designer to create new branding, the management team
Having successfully re-branded his estate agency business, Gary Church wanted to create a fanfare that would announce the new company name and provide a fresh
