Available options
Choices to suit the job.
- 01Number, order and direction of arms
- 02Lettering, symbols and approved artwork
- 03Post height and arm proportions
- 04Finish and site identity details
- 05Individual signs or a coordinated wayfinding schedule
Signage and wayfinding · AWP-S02
A multi-arm timber fingerpost for route junctions, estate entrances and visitor destinations. The Leith Hill Fingerpost is set out around the required destinations, viewing directions and the order in which each arm needs to be read.

Product overview
Adding arms is not simply a matter of stacking more information onto a post. Wording length, approach direction, arm order and mounting height all affect legibility. We resolve the sign schedule and orientation before manufacture so each direction is clear from the correct approach.
Construction & details
Related views from Albion’s product and joinery work, selected to show construction, proportion and finish.


Product information
The details below show the usual starting point. We’ll confirm the dimensions, materials and options in your quotation.
Materials & construction
The timber, lettering method, arm connections and fixings are selected for the exposure and maintenance needs of the site. Replaceable arms can be considered where destinations may change or where a wider sign family is planned.
Maintenance & repair
The post, ground fixing, arm connections, lettering and finish should be inspected periodically. Individual arms or applied information can often be repaired or replaced without renewing a sound post.