Fingerposts and Waymarkers | Border Signs & Graphics

Fingerpost Helix Park - Falkirk - kelpies — Fingerpost Helix Park – Falkirk – kelpies

Oak fingerpost - The Borders - Scotland — Oak fingerpost – The Borders – Scotland

Plaswood (recycled plastic) fingerpost for Moray Council

Dalbeattie forest - Fingerpost with 3 directional fingers — Dalbeattie forest – Fingerpost with 3 directional fingers

Helix Park - Falkirk (Kelpies) - Fingerposts with routed text still at our workshop in Dumfries — Helix Park – Falkirk (Kelpies) – Fingerposts with routed text still at our workshop in Dumfries

Fingerpost for Helix Park - Falkirk (Kelpies) a combination of timber posts and metal directional arrows — Fingerpost for Helix Park – Falkirk (Kelpies) a combination of timber posts and metal directional arrows

One of the 26 timber Fingerpost for Dalbeattie Forest

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Border Signs & Graphics make fingerposts and waymarkers here in our workshops in Dumfries in Scotland, using a variety of materials.

We specialise in urban and rural installations using metals, timber and recycled materials to give you, the customer, the widest possible choice.

You can be sure that whatever material you choose, Border Signs & Graphics will ensure that your waymarker signs or finger posts not only look great but are robust and will last a very long time.

Did you Know?

timber waymarker — Timber waymarker, with routed text and graphics

Legislation was enacted in England in 1697 which enabled magistrates to place direction posts at cross-highways.

However, the oldest fingerpost still in existence is thought to be one close to Chipping Campden in Gloucestershire, dated 1669 and pointing to Oxford and Warwick.