When Frimley Health Foundation Trust and Frimley Health Charity set out to refurbish Ward F1 at Frimley Park Hospital, they wanted more than just a fresh coat of paint
Complete Sign Solutions, a primary signage contractor for Freedom Leisure, was tasked with equipping the new leisure centre in Cefn Hengoed, Wales.
Longacres Garden Centre recently took over a premises in Addlestone, formerly known as Bourne Valley Garden Centre, and needed a bold, high-impact rebrand.
As a trusted signage and graphics partner for Technogym, we were brought in to work directly with their client, Finlake Resort & Spa, to enhance their gym and studio spaces.
Frimley Health Charity is dedicated to enhancing patient care and staff well-being across the Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust, which includes Heatherwood Hospital, Frimley Park Hospital, and Wexham Park Hospital.
As a trusted partner of Technogym, we were approached to work directly with their client, London South Bank University, to enhance their gym spaces with high-quality branded visuals.
MJF Interiors approached us to enhance their new showroom in the heart of London, aiming to combine impactful signage with their high-quality office furniture offerings.
Complete Sign Solutions was commissioned to install elegant oak plank signs with engraved detailing at The Franciscan Centre, Ladywell.
Complete Sign Solutions, a primary signage contractor for Freedom Leisure, was tasked with equipping the new leisure centre in Cefn Hengoed, Wales. Our scope included directional signage, entrance and car park signs, and motivational wall graphics to enhance the space's functionality and ambiance.
Freedom Leisure, a prominent leisure provider managing over 100 sites across the UK, sought our expertise to transform their new premises from an empty shell to a welcoming environment. We managed the project from initial site survey to final installation, ensuring all signage needs were met.
Our journey began with a site visit to the bare-walled centre in Wales, a significant distance from our Camberley base. It was crucial to make the trip count, so our signage production manager, Stuart, meticulously marked signage locations on floor plans while touring the site with project managers Lindsay and Gwyn.
The signage package included directional panels, projecting signs, door signs, and vibrant branded wall graphics using a fabric tension framework system. We also manufactured a large totem sign to prominently mark the new leisure centre's location.
Our in-house design team developed proofs based on the survey and Freedom Leisure’s requirements, adhering to brand guidelines to ensure clear, navigable signage that would enhance visitors' experience.
Once production was complete, our team traveled to Wales for installation. Two team members stayed for a week, while three others joined for a day to help install the large totem sign. One of our designers, Rachel, was also on-site to document the installation process and our progress.
The new signage and wall graphics breathed life into the centre, making it ready to serve the public as a fantastic new local hub for Cefn Hengoed. The client was thrilled with the installation, receiving positive feedback from local authorities and new visitors alike.
Working with Freedom Leisure on the Cefn Hengoed project was an enriching experience. The successful signage installation has transformed the centre into a vibrant and accessible space, ready to welcome the community. We look forward to future collaborations with this incredible leisure group.
Complete Sign Solutions was commissioned to install elegant oak plank signs with engraved detailing at The Franciscan Centre, Ladywell. Our goal was to create functional, aesthetically pleasing signage to help visitors navigate the beautiful convent grounds.
The Franciscan Centre, Ladywell, in Godalming, is a serene convent with sprawling landscapes. Despite its beauty, visitors had trouble finding their way around the extensive grounds and numerous buildings. Our mission was to install clear, attractive directional signage to guide visitors effortlessly.
Our project began with a site visit to identify ideal locations for the new signs. Stuart led this initial visit, collaborating with Dawn from the convent. After determining the locations and approximate sizes, the design phase commenced. Rachel, our graphic designer, crafted the signage designs, ensuring clarity and harmony with the surroundings.
Once designs were approved, we began production. The oak planks underwent a thorough process, including three coats of oil staining for durability and beauty. This step, although time-consuming, was crucial for achieving the perfect finish.
Installation day arrived, one of the hottest of the year, but our team handled the challenging conditions with enthusiasm. They installed the signs with precision and care, ensuring everything was just right and leaving the site spotless.
Our work didn't stop there. We returned multiple times to add more signs, maintaining consistency in quality, colour, and size. Working with The Franciscan Centre, Ladywell has been a rewarding experience, and we look forward to future collaborations.
MJF Interiors approached us to enhance their new showroom in the heart of London, aiming to combine impactful signage with their high-quality office furniture offerings. The challenge was clear: create a cohesive and visually striking signage package that highlighted their products without overwhelming the space.
Our team worked closely with the client to design and install a range of interior and exterior signage solutions. For the shop front, we created built-up lettering with halo illumination, offering an elegant yet eye-catching presence. Inside the showroom, we installed a variety of illuminated and non-illuminated signage, including flat-cut Perspex letters and feature signage using mirror chrome built-up letters, adding a touch of sophistication and modernity.
One of the standout features of the project was the innovative window display, where we used illuminated signage to showcase a featured brand of office chairs. To make the display even more engaging, we crafted hanging acrylic paint splashes above the chairs, giving the illusion of paint being poured onto the furniture. This clever visual concept represented the wide range of colours in which the chairs were available, making the product the clear focal point.
Though there were no major challenges, the creation of the paint splashes (something we’d never done before) pushed the boundaries of our usual design materials, providing a fun and exciting opportunity to explore new ideas. Another challenge was ensuring the various signage elements worked cohesively within the showroom. With so many different materials and types of signage, it was crucial that they complemented both the furniture on display and the overall atmosphere of the space.
To achieve this, we worked closely with MJF Interiors to carefully select materials and plan the positioning of each piece of signage. We wanted every sign to stand out while ensuring that the showroom’s furniture, not the signage, remained the star of the show. The result was a carefully balanced showroom with an inviting, professional atmosphere that highlighted both the product and the space itself.
The client was thrilled with the outcome, and the project’s success led to us being asked to frequently update the main window display in line with new featured furniture pieces. In May 2025, we returned to change the window display for MJF Interiors following a change in the product line they wanted to promote. We supplied framework to support certain chairs they wanted to display, incorporating fabric inserts to fill the sides. With bright LED lamps inside these cubes, light shines through the top, made from Opal Perspex, to illuminate the product and the fabric sides featuring printed logos. The varying heights of the two cubes create an appealing layout for the chairs, showcasing them beautifully both during the day and at night.
Looking ahead, we are excited to work with MJF again in the future when they change their window display again to promote a new line of products.
As a trusted signage and graphics partner for Technogym, we were brought in to work directly with their client, Finlake Resort & Spa, to enhance their gym and studio spaces. The goal was to bring the facility to life with high-quality wall graphics and fabric tension frames, incorporating dual branding for both Finlake and Technogym. In addition to the gym and studio areas, we also provided graphics for the reception area, creating a cohesive and visually engaging environment. While there was an initial scope to extend graphics throughout the stairwell and other areas, budget constraints meant that this could be revisited in the future.
One of the main challenges was the tight deadline. With an open day scheduled just a week and a half after the quotation and artwork were approved, the usual two-week production timeline for a project of this scale had to be condensed. Given the large number of graphics being installed across multiple areas, losing even a few days of production time made this a demanding task.
To meet the deadline, our installation team adapted quickly. We arranged early morning installations and stayed in nearby hotels to maximise working hours on-site. By deploying multiple teams across different areas of the facility, we accelerated the process while maintaining our high-quality standards. This strategic approach allowed us to complete the entire installation before the open day, ensuring everything was ready for visitors.
Technogym was highly impressed with our ability to manage such a large-scale project within a limited timeframe. Finlake Resort & Spa was equally pleased with the transformation, noting how the new graphics brightened up the gym and studio spaces, particularly the stairwell. As an ongoing partner with Technogym, another successful project at Finlake reinforced our reputation, leading to further opportunities to support Technogym’s clients and enhance their fitness spaces
As a trusted partner of Technogym, we were approached to work directly with their client, London South Bank University, to enhance their gym spaces with high-quality branded visuals. The goal was to create a cohesive and engaging environment that aligned with Technogym’s branding while complementing the university’s existing colour schemes. To achieve this, we supplied a series of fabric tension frame systems with printed fabric skins, tailored to different sections of the gym. These graphics added character to the spaces while maintaining a premium, professional look. Additionally, we installed a vinyl wall graphic in the assessment area to further enhance the environment.
One of the main challenges was working around sockets and other wall obstructions, ensuring that functionality wasn’t compromised. Fortunately, the system we used offered versatility, allowing us to cut around sockets and switches rather than covering them so they cannot be used.
Out installation team carefully measured each area on-site, identifying where adjustments were needed. By calculating the precise cuts and determining additional framework lengths, we were able to seamlessly integrate the graphics without disrupting access to sockets or switches. The result was a flawless installation that blended perfectly with the space, making it appear as though the system had always been there.
Initially, the client was unsure about how the frames would look, concerned that they might appear too bulky. However, after reviewing samples and examples of our previous installations, they decided to proceed, and they were thrilled with the outcome. Both Technogym and London South Bank University were highly impressed with the premium finish, noting how the graphics transformed the gym areas without overpowering them.
This project demonstrated how the right signage solutions can bring both style and functionality to a space, reinforcing brand identity while maintaining a sleek and professional environment.
Longacres Garden Centre recently took over a premises in Addlestone, formerly known as Bourne Valley Garden Centre, and needed a bold, high-impact rebrand. The existing signage featured two curved arches displaying the previous name, but instead of simply rebranding these existing elements, we proposed a more striking solution; one large illuminated sign spanning the entire 14-metre-wide entrance and exit. Given the landscape orientation of the Longacres logo, this approach ensured maximum visibility from the road while creating a cleaner and more cohesive look at the main entryway. To achieve this, we manufactured a large flex skin box, significantly enhancing the garden centre’s presence.
Installing such a large sign over the main entrance and exit of a busy working shop posed challenges, particularly when working around customers and maintaining the flow of foot traffic. With years of experience in public-facing installation, our team carefully sectioned off work areas, directing people safely around the site using barriers, tape, and access machinery. The sign itself was fabricated in seven sections, requiring careful assembly above the entryway while ensuring minimal disruption to customers and store operations.
Our installation team holds IPAF licenses, allowing us to use access machinery efficiently and safely. A job of this scale would have been significantly more difficult and hazardous without the proper equipment, so having certified installers ensured both safety and speed. Additionally, by pre-assembling and labelling the sections in our workshop, we streamlined the installation process, reducing time on-site and ensuring a seamless fit.
The final result was a highly visible, professional-looking illuminated sign that impressed both the client and their customers. Seeing such a large-scale sign come to life on-site was incredibly rewarding, and the impact at night, with the Longacres logo brightly illuminated, is undeniable. As a long-standing signage and graphics supplier for Longacres across multiple locations, as well as their vehicle graphics, we were thrilled to collaborate on this project and continue to support them with their branding needs.
Frimley Health Charity is dedicated to enhancing patient care and staff well-being across the Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust, which includes Heatherwood Hospital, Frimley Park Hospital, and Wexham Park Hospital. The charity focuses on funding projects that go beyond the standard NHS provisions, such as acquiring state-of-the-art medical equipment, improving hospital environments, and supporting staff development. Their efforts aim to create a more comfortable and efficient healthcare experience for patients, staff, and visitors alike.
As part of their ongoing efforts, we collaborated with Frimley Health Charity to transform the Children’s Ward and Ward 24 at Wexham Park Hospital. The goal was to create a welcoming and engaging environment through a wide range of custom vinyl graphics and signage solutions. Our work included flat-cut letters, wall graphics, door wraps, Perspex fact plaques for animal-themed rooms, desk wraps, themed door signs, and projecting signs. The design themes were carefully curated to bring different areas of the ward to life, incorporating jungle, land-to-sea, and underwater themes. Additionally, each clinic room was themed around a specific animal, such as polar bears, whales, seahorses, otters, seagulls, turtles, and more! Each room had it’s door wrapped in an image of the animal, and also featured Perspex plaques inside the room which displayed animal imagery along with a dedicated fact plaque, offering children an engaging distraction while receiving treatment.
One of the main challenges of this project was working within a live hospital environment. Having extensive experience in hospital installation, we took great care to minimise disruptions to patients, staff, and daily operations. The installation was carried out in phases to ensure that medical care remained uninterrupted. By coordinating closely with the hospital staff, we scheduled work at times that best suited the ward’s operations, allowing us to complete the project with minimal impact on patient care.
The final transformation was met with overwhelming positivity. Hospital staff praised how the new graphics brightened the ward, creating a more inviting space for children and their families, and our flexibility to work around them. Patients and visitors also shared their appreciation, noting how the designs helped ease anxiety and create a more comforting atmosphere. Frimley Health Charity was delighted with the results, from the initial design phase to seeing the completed installation. Our long-standing partnership with the charity continues to bring inspiring signage and graphics to hospitals across the Frimley Health Foundation Trust, enhancing patient experiences and hospital environments with every project.
When Frimley Health Foundation Trust and Frimley Health Charity set out to refurbish Ward F1 at Frimley Park Hospital, they wanted more than just a fresh coat of paint. As the hospital’s Children’s Ward, the space needed to feel welcoming, engaging, and comforting for young patients while also serving the practical needs of staff and visitors. Complete Sign Solutions was brought in to deliver a complete signage and graphics solution, transforming the ward with an immersive aquatic theme.
The project included large-scale wall graphics, door signage, bed bay flag signs, branded drywipe boards, themed noticeboards, and door wraps. Each element was carefully designed to brighten the ward and make navigation easier, all while maintaining a cohesive underwater aesthetic. Rather than repeating the same patterns throughout the space, we introduced variety; each room featured a unique design, from sharks to starfish, ensuring every area felt fresh and engaging.
With the ward’s reopening on a tight schedule, time was a key challenge. To keep the project on track, our design team worked tirelessly, often providing proofs outside of regular working hours to secure fast approvals. Coordinating with multiple contractors on-site was another hurdle, but by maintaining open communication and assessing work areas daily, we ensured that installation was seamless and disruption to others was minimal.
The end result was a transformed environment that made an immediate impact. Staff returning to the ward commented on how much brighter and more enjoyable the space had become. The new graphics brought a sense of fun and comfort to young patients, with some children particularly excited by the designs around them. The Trust was pleased with the final outcome, while the Charity was especially grateful for our team’s flexibility and dedication to delivering everything within the short timeframe.
This project was a perfect example of how thoughtful signage and creative graphics can go beyond function – they can help shape a space into something truly uplifting.
