Precision-cut on Graphtec plotters, applied to the inside or outside of the glass, in any colour.
Window Lettering & Graphics
Window lettering & graphics
Glass is the cheapest sign real estate you own, and the most underused. Hours, name, services, a logo on the door — it all costs less than you would expect.
What it is
Window work covers a lot of ground. At one end it is a set of hours and a phone number cut in white vinyl on a glass door. At the other it is 23-karat gold leaf laid onto the inside of the glass, which is how the best law offices and old-line businesses in New England have signed their doors for well over a century, and which still looks like nothing else.
In between there is frosted and etched-effect film for privacy in conference rooms and medical offices, full-colour printed graphics for a seasonal promotion, and perforated window film that lets you print across a whole window while people inside can still see out.
The practical advantages are real. Window graphics need no permit in most towns because they are not classed as building signage, they can be changed inexpensively, and they read from the pavement where your customers actually are. We have done glass for Greenfield Cooperative Bank, Northwestern Mutual, FRCOG, Ristorante DiPaolo and dozens of storefronts along Main Street.
Materials & construction
How we build it
Genuine 23K leaf gilded to the reverse face — the traditional, unmistakable professional-office treatment.
Privacy banding and full-panel frost with copy or a logo knocked out of it.
One-way perforated film for full-window graphics with visibility retained from inside.
Pane sizes, mullions and door hardware measured so nothing lands across a divider.
Copy positioned where people actually look from the pavement, not centred for its own sake.
Vinyl plotted, weeded and taped, ready to apply as a single registered piece.
Glass cleaned, graphics applied wet or dry as appropriate, squeegeed and trimmed.
Recent projects
Window Lettering & Graphics we have built
Real jobs, photographed where they were installed.
Ristorante DiPaoloWindow Lettering & Graphics
AH Rist InsuranceWindow Lettering & Graphics
Tabellas RestaurantWindow Lettering & Graphics
Brown MotorsWindow Lettering & Graphics
Greenfield Cooperative BankWindow Lettering & Graphics
Celtic HeelsWindow Lettering & Graphics
FRCOG WindowWindow Lettering & Graphics
Northwestern MutualWindow Lettering & Graphics
Atty Peter Richards Window graphicWindow Lettering & Graphics
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Common questions
Window Graphics FAQs
In most towns around here, window graphics are not treated as building signage and need no permit — though some bylaws limit the percentage of glass you may cover. We check the rule for your address before quoting.
No. Vinyl lettering removes cleanly from glass with heat and a plastic blade, and any adhesive residue comes off with a solvent. Glass is the friendliest surface we work on.
Inside wherever possible — it is protected from weather, vandalism and window cleaners, and it will last far longer. We apply to the outside when the glass is tinted, textured, or when the design needs to sit in front of a display.
Yes. Frosted vinyl film gives the appearance of acid-etched glass, costs a fraction as much, and can be removed or changed later. Almost everything you see labelled etched glass in modern offices is film.
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