Hard Hat Block Logo

An orange hard hat sits on top, a plain dome with a small brim and two vertical ridges. Under it, the first word runs in tall black condensed capitals, so heavy the letters almost touch. A thin orange bar crosses the full width as a divider. The second word sits below in black condensed capitals, a little lighter in weight and more widely spaced. IRONCLAD and CONSTRUCTION in the sample are made up, and your words take their places.

This layout is built on two stacked words separated by the orange bar. A first word of six to nine letters suits the heavy top line, and a longer second word such as Construction works because the lower line is lighter and more spaced. A one-word name can use the top line with the bar beneath it. A three-word name splits two over one. We handle the fitting and send a proof to approve.

Black and orange are a classic high-visibility pairing. They show well on white, silver, light gray, yellow and tan doors. On black, charcoal or dark blue paint the black letters disappear and only the orange hat and bar are left. Orange on a red or orange door gets lost. The thick lettering is easy to read from far away, among the more legible designs in this group. It suits general contractors, builders and demolition or framing crews.

Pick this look, send us your company name, approve the proof, and we print it. $120 per door.