Signs, chair wraps and privacy glass for dental and medical practices

Lit practice signs

Patients look for a practice from the street. In winter, they often do this in the dark. The sign for Bergrivier Dental is halo-lit. The lights sit behind the panel and shine onto the wall, which makes a white glow around it. The script lettering and tooth logo are easy to see, and the front of the sign is not too bright. A lit sign needs a power supply close by. This is easier to arrange before the wall is finished. See illuminated signs and light boxes for the options.

Dental chair wraps

The chair is the first thing a patient sees in the surgery. Our dental chair wraps cover the base, armrests and back in printed vinyl. The sides have bright painted flowers. The back has sunflowers and swirling colour, and the base is a black and white chequer. The bright print gives children and nervous patients something cheerful to look at. The chair underneath stays the same. The chair and furniture wraps page explains what we need for a quote.

Waiting room murals

Patients often feel nervous while they wait. A wall mural gives them something else to look at, such as a Cape Town view, the sea or a forest. We print murals to the size of the wall. Our panorama murals show Table Mountain and beach scenes that run around a whole room and along a corridor. For a smaller wall, wall graphics and lettering may suit better. Our wallpaper and murals page explains how to measure.

Frosted glass for consult rooms

Glass partitions and doors let light into a practice. Patients still want privacy. Frosted window film lets the light through and blurs the view. It can also show your logo or a pattern, like the hexagon band in our window film projects. For a consult room, we usually frost most of the pane. For a passage or reception, a band at eye level is often enough.