What makes it a waterway sign, not a plain poster.
The layout puts the name large, a diamond rule beneath it, the canal or river, year and mooring underneath, with an optional background illustration. Bottle green ink, oxblood accents, cream ground. It reads like something that belongs on the water, because the design comes from the water.
What you get.
- Sizes. A4 (210 × 297mm) · A3 (297 × 420mm) · A2 (420 × 594mm) · 50 × 70cm · 70 × 100cm, each priced in the box above
- Framed option, the same sign at A3 or A2 in a solid wood frame, black or natural. The print comes already fitted in the frame, so it can go straight up.
- Personalisation, your boat's name and the waterway it's moored or cruised on, set live in the customiser before you order.
- Production, printed to order on 250gsm uncoated archival at every size. A4 ships flat; bigger sizes are rolled into a tube for posting.
- Delivery, 4 to 9 working days, tracked, free UK delivery.
Where it works.
On the cabin wall, at the stern rail behind glass, by the companionway, or off the boat entirely: on a hallway wall at home for the months the boat's laid up. Same sign, same name, wherever it hangs.
Related
- Canal boat art prints
- Guide to canal boat signwriting
- Narrowboat gifts
- Living aboard, the wider picture of life on the cut
- Narrowboat interiors, where a sign like this usually hangs