Recent Signage Projects

Ballistics thought it was time to update their shop front sign of over 10 years! Benefitz had the solution to jazz this up. This sign spanning 4.8m wide was cut 20mm signex board with an ACM face using the Benefitz CNC router. LED lights were used to illuminate the sign. The sign was installed by the Benefitz team, 150mm off the shop front so the lights give a halo effect at night time, with the BALLISTICS word being illuminated too. Overall transforming this shop front into a new sleek design!

We love bringing storefronts to life with fresh signage. Our Benefitz designers and signage crew teamed up to create this new look for Wettie Spearfishing & Wetsuits for their move to new premises, and we're stoked with the finished result!

The Benefitz team designed, produced and installed window graphics, plinths, carpark and entrance signs and 3D Acrylic signage to give the building a whole new feeling.

How cool is this signage we produced for Siamese Doll, the new Asian fusion eatery in Hobsonville Point's Catalina Bay.

The acrylic letters were 3D router cut, treated with a red vinyl application, then mounted onto painted metal bars to match the shelving for a floating effect. We're stoked with the finished result!

Benefitz was part of an exciting project when the first Mexiconsin store was launched. This is a combination of Mexicali and Burger Wisconsin. Benefitz was part of the merge, looking after the store signage. The Burger Wisconsin logo was router cut from acrylic and sprayed in the brand colours. The Mexiconsin sign inside was router cut from plywood and applied to the wall to give the rustic/organic feel. The new decals on the sneeze guard were cut from frosting and applied along with the window graphics outside cut from coloured vinyl. Over all bringing two great food stores together with the merging of signage produced by the Benefitz team.

Our signage team created and applied a range of signage solutions throughout the brand new B:HIVE building at Smales Farm on the sunny North Shore of Auckland. Adhesive graphics were applied to meeting rooms, pods and phone booths for privacy, as well as tenant logos and safety strips on glass throughout the space.