Majestic Sign Studio fabricated and installed a custom tenant room sign for The Koll Company at its facility in Corona, California. The update combined a green glass-look acrylic tenant panel, precise black vinyl lettering, and the property's existing room-number/backplate assembly to create a clean, easy-to-read identification sign for room 220.
Inside a commercial building, a room sign must communicate information quickly while fitting the property’s wider visual system. For The Koll Company’s Corona facility, Majestic Sign Studio created a new tenant-identification panel for room 220. The finished sign clearly separates the room number from the tenant or department name, helping people confirm that they have reached the correct destination.
The new insert uses green glass-look acrylic with black vinyl graphics reading EBS Maintenance. Instead of replacing the entire wall-mounted assembly, Majestic integrated the new panel with the existing room-number and backplate components. This preserved the established sign format while refreshing the information that building users need most.
A coordinated “Available for Lease” acrylic panel sign was also prepared in the same visual treatment. Together, the panels support a consistent appearance whether the room is occupied or being marketed for a future tenant.
The Koll Company, based in Corona, California, needed to update an existing interior room-id sign system at its commercial facility. The room-number header and wall-mounted backplate were already in place, so the work centered on producing a compatible tenant panel, applying the new wording cleanly, and completing the installation without disrupting the overall look of the sign family.
With the client and location confirmed, this case study documents the project-specific signage work: the materials used, the production method, the fit with the existing assembly, and the completed installation.
The goal was to create a tenant-identification update that looked intentional within the current room-sign system. Each requirement affected both fabrication and installation.
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Project Detail |
A green glass-look acrylic panel provides a polished visual surface that coordinates with the existing sign assembly. |
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Graphic preparation |
The EBS Maintenance copy was prepared as black vinyl lettering for a crisp, controlled presentation. |
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Application control |
Transfer material and a squeegee-style tool were used to place the lettering and secure it evenly to the acrylic surface. |
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Quality inspection |
The transfer material and protective layers were removed so the team could review letter placement and the finished panel surface. |
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Existing-system installation |
The finished panel was positioned within the existing wall-mounted assembly and reviewed for alignment, readability, and appearance. |
A replacement insert has to look like part of the original sign system. The panel format, visible edges, room-number header, and lettering placement all needed to work together so the update would not appear added as an afterthought.
The black tenant copy depends on accurate positioning and a clean transfer. The progress footage shows the graphics being aligned on the acrylic, pressed into place with application tools, and revealed by carefully removing the transfer material.
Room 220 must remain easy to spot while the EBS Maintenance label must also be readable at a glance. The final layout gives the room number its own dark header area and places the tenant information on the lighter acrylic panel below.
The room-sign system needed to remain visually consistent when the displayed message changed. Matching the “EBS Maintenance” and “Available for Lease” panels in material, color, and graphic style creates continuity across occupancy changes.
Majestic Sign Studio approached the update as one coordinated fabrication-and-installation task. The solution retained the usable room-number system, introduced a purpose-made acrylic panel, and used high-contrast vinyl copy to complete the tenant identification.
| Solution Element | Project Detail |
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Match the existing sign system |
A green glass-look acrylic panel provides a polished visual surface that coordinates with the existing sign assembly. |
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Graphic preparation |
The EBS Maintenance copy was prepared as black vinyl lettering for a crisp, controlled presentation. |
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Application control |
Transfer material and a squeegee-style tool were used to place the lettering and secure it evenly to the acrylic surface. |
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Quality inspection |
The transfer material and protective layers were removed so the team could review letter placement and the finished panel surface. |
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Existing-system installation |
The completed acrylic insert was installed beneath the room 220 header within the current wall-mounted sign assembly. |
The green acrylic panel and tenant wording were prepared to suit the established room-sign format.
The EBS Maintenance copy was aligned on the panel with transfer material holding the lettering in its intended layout.
The lettering was pressed onto the acrylic in controlled passes to promote an even bond and a clean finish.
Transfer and protective materials were removed, exposing the final lettering and allowing the panel to be checked before installation.
The completed insert was fitted into the existing wall-mounted backplate beneath the room 220 header.
The installed sign was reviewed as a complete unit for alignment, legibility, and consistency with its surroundings.
The completed sign gives room 220 at The Koll Company’s Corona facility a clear and professional tenant identity while preserving the property’s existing sign structure. The project demonstrates how a focused interior sign update can improve usability and appearance without requiring an unnecessary full-system replacement.
Majestic Sign Studio delivered a clean green acrylic and black-vinyl room-sign update for The Koll Company’s room 220 in Corona, integrating the new tenant panel with the property’s existing sign assembly.
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Majestic produced a green glass-look acrylic tenant panel with black vinyl lettering for The Koll Company’s room 220. The panel identifies EBS Maintenance and was installed within the property’s existing wall-mounted room-sign assembly.
Often, yes. If the existing assembly is in serviceable condition and a compatible insert can be produced, updating the information-bearing panel may preserve the established look and reduce unnecessary replacement. The sign company should first confirm the dimensions, condition, mounting method, and intended message.
Acrylic provides a polished, glass-like appearance, while cut vinyl can create crisp, customized text. The combination works well for interior identification when material color, contrast, letter size, and lighting are considered together.
A coordinated insert system can make future message changes more manageable. In this project, the EBS Maintenance panel was paired with a matching “Available for Lease” panel, allowing the property to maintain a consistent presentation across different occupancy states.
Requirements depend on what the sign identifies, whether the information is permanent or changeable, and where the sign is installed. Permanent room-identification signs can be subject to tactile, Braille, contrast, finish, and mounting requirements. Majestic Sign Studio can review the sign’s function and the broader sign system before recommending an accessibility solution.
Yes. Majestic Sign Studio is based in Corona and serves businesses across Southern California, including Irvine, Santa Ana, Riverside, Eastvale, Ontario, Anaheim, Costa Mesa, and surrounding communities.
A small tenant-panel update still requires material knowledge, accurate graphic production, and installation judgment. Working with one local team for production and installation helps keep the insert, graphics, existing hardware, and final placement aligned.
Majestic Sign Studio is a family-owned, full-service sign company based in Corona, California. Since 2012, the company has completed more than 10,000 signage projects and provides in-house design and production capabilities. Majestic is licensed, bonded, and insured in California (CA License #1041600), with a team bringing more than 70 years of combined signage experience.
Whether you need a single room-sign update, coordinated office door signs, acrylic tenant panels, vinyl lettering, or a broader interior sign system, Majestic Sign Studio can help you plan, produce, and install signage that fits your property and communicates clearly.
Contact Majestic Sign Studio at (951)-735-5001 or visit 140 N. Maple Street, Suite 104, Corona, CA 92878 to request a signage consultation and quote.
