Available options
Choices to suit the job.
- 01Numbers, lettering, symbols or approved route markers
- 02Post height, section and top treatment
- 03Individual markers or coordinated quantities
- 04Finish and site identity details
- 05Delivery and installation
Signage and wayfinding · AWP-S04
The Ranmore Waymarker
A simple oak waymarker for paths, trails, boundaries and managed routes. The Ranmore Waymarker can carry agreed numbers, symbols, lettering or applied markers as part of an individual order or coordinated site scheme.
Product overview
Simple route information, clearly positioned
A waymarker should be legible from the approach without competing with its setting. Post height, orientation, information and fixing depth are selected around the route and ground conditions, with future replacement of applied information considered where practical.
Suitable for
- Estates, parks and countryside routes
- Walking, cycling and visitor trails
- Golf, equestrian and hospitality sites
- Boundaries and numbered site locations
Product information
A clear starting point.
The details below show the usual starting point. We’ll confirm the dimensions, materials and options in your quotation.
- Product reference
- AWP-S04
- Arrangement
- Individual or coordinated timber marker posts
- Dimensions
- Post section and visible height confirmed for the route and site
- Timber
- Oak or another suitable exterior timber as specified
- Information
- Wording, numbering, symbols and method approved before manufacture
- Fixing
- Below-ground or alternative fixing assessed for the location
- Standard sizes
- Visible height, post section and fixing depth are selected for the route and ground conditions. Coordinated quantities can be scheduled and priced together.
- What the starting price covers
- Based on one standard oak waymarker with a single agreed number, symbol or applied route marker, supplied without installation.
Materials & construction
Good timber, clearly stated.
Oak is a practical choice for substantial waymarkers. The timber section, marking method and fixing details are chosen around exposure, visibility and the site's maintenance arrangements. Applied discs or panels can be replaceable where the design permits.
Maintenance & repair
Made for maintenance and repair.
Posts should be checked for stability, damage at ground level and the condition of their lettering or applied markers. Individual information components can often be renewed without replacing a sound post.