Pylon Signs

Column Pylons

Freestanding columns — square, round or multi-face. Company name and logo sit on the column or the top. Heights from a few meters to over ten meters. Proven structure and technology, widely used for residential compounds, parks and city projects.

Flat-panel Pylons

Flat or box-shaped faces, similar to a large signboard or lightbox. Large display area, plenty of information, clear day and night. Common on commercial streets, mall entrances and road junctions.

Curved Pylons

Arc, wave and circular lines with a soft, contemporary look. Favored by commercial centers and tourism projects; demands high skill in panel bending, welding and surface finishing.

Custom-shaped Pylons

Beyond plain geometry — shaped to brand symbols, natural forms or abstract sculpture. Highly creative, a landmark for the site. Requires detailed design first, then structural calculation.

Combined Pylons

Several bodies grouped as one, or columns combined with panels and lighting. Rich layers and an imposing presence — suitable for large squares and park entrances.

Horizontal Pylons

Lower height, much wider than tall — a ground-level sign. No tall column needed; spreads horizontally to carry entrance identification, branding and slogans. Fits parks and scenic areas with wide open entrances.