Finger post signage systems produced by Western Sign Systems provide multi-directional pedestrian wayfinding for historic town centres, public parks, educational campuses, and civic developments. Constructed from cast aluminium, extruded aluminium, or timber components, these traditional and contemporary posts accommodate multiple directional arms mounted at variable height intervals around a central column.
The directional arms or fingers feature chevron ends, rounded tips, or rectangular profiles, incorporating raised cast lettering, vinyl graphics, or routed text on both sides. The central support post is capped with decorative finials, such as spheres or pyramids, and can be finished in durable powder-coated shades to complement surrounding urban architecture.
Western Sign Systems builds finger posts to customer specification, supplying root-fix post extensions for concrete ground embedding or flange-base plates for surface bolt-down mounting. The heavy-gauge aluminium construction resists wind shear, physical impacts, and atmospheric corrosion, ensuring reliable long-term pedestrian guidance in outdoor public spaces. The modular arm fittings allow easy addition or replacement of directional fingers as site layouts evolve.
