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Directory and tenant boards

Lobby directories and tenant listing boards built around interchangeable slides, so a tenant change is a panel posted out rather than a board remanufactured. See our guide for more detail.

Built for change from the start

A tenant board is the one sign in a managed building that is guaranteed to be wrong within a year. The specification that matters is not the board, it is the slide system behind it.

Where a portfolio shares one carrier system, a tenant change becomes a printed insert posted to site and swapped by the building manager in a few minutes. Where every building has a bespoke board, the same change is a survey, a manufacture and an installation visit.

Before you order

Standardising across a portfolio is where the money is. The cost of moving every building onto one carrier system is usually recovered within a couple of years of tenant churn, and it turns an ongoing supplier dependency into something the site team can handle.

What we need to quote

  • Number of tenants now and the likely maximum
  • Lobby wall position and available width
  • Whether the board should be lockable
  • How many buildings, if this is a portfolio
A modern commercial lobby tenant directory with six interchangeable metal slide panels, clear floor numbers 1, 2, 3 and restrained short tenant names, wall standoff fixings visible.

System options

Slide carrier

Aluminium frame with individual printed inserts. The standard for changing tenancies.

Lockable case

Glazed or acrylic fronted case where the board is publicly accessible.

Digital printed face

Single fixed panel. Lowest cost, remanufactured on every change.

Illumination

Edge lit acrylic where the lobby is dark or the board is the focal point.

Portfolio standard

One carrier specification across sites so inserts are interchangeable.

Common questions

How do you handle tenant changes on a directory board?

With an interchangeable slide carrier, so a change is a printed insert posted to site and swapped in a few minutes rather than a survey, manufacture and installation visit.

Is it worth standardising boards across a portfolio?

Usually yes. The cost of moving every building onto one carrier system is typically recovered within a couple of years of tenant churn, and it turns a supplier dependency into something the site team can handle.

Managing tenant changes?

Tell us how many buildings and we will propose a system that makes changes a swap rather than a project.

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