Wooden Signs in Oxford
Oxford is full of heritage buildings where a timber sign is often the most natural fit. We make carved, routed and painted wooden signs for pubs, restaurants, shops and heritage sites across the city, with Oxfordshire County Council as the upper-tier authority.
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Signs for heritage settings
Natural timber signs are a common choice for heritage sites because they sit well against older stonework and brick. Hand-carved lettering and gold leaf give an authentic look, while protective coatings help the sign last outdoors.
Consent and conservation
In sensitive parts of a historic city, the style, size and fixing of a sign can matter to the planning authority. We carry out a site visit first and advise on what is likely to be needed before anything is made, so the design suits both the building and the rules.
Craftsmanship and precision
Our craftsmen combine traditional techniques with modern manufacturing. Oak, cedar and mahogany are available, in hand-carved, CNC-routed or appliqué styles, finished painted, stained or natural. Our own installers reach Oxford via the M40 and A34 and fit at a time that suits you.
Getting a price
Send photographs of the building and any existing sign to our National WhatsApp line, or call 0800 454 613 free from anywhere, for a same-day quote. We then survey the site before manufacture. Our maintenance team repairs and looks after signs once they are up, so a timber sign can be refreshed or recoated in future rather than replaced.
Questions from Oxford
Is CNC routing an option?
Yes, for crisp and repeatable lettering.
Are wooden signs suitable for listed or heritage buildings?
Natural timber is often chosen for heritage sites. We advise on consent before manufacture.
Can you do gold leaf lettering?
Yes, gold leaf lettering is one of our wooden sign finishes.