Padlock and Paper Shredding Logo

The padlock comes first: a rounded navy shackle over a squared navy body, with three curved green strips running down and out of the lower half like shredded paper, their tips curling to the right. Below it, SECURESHRED runs in wide, heavy navy capitals with rounded corners, and MOBILE SHREDDING sits underneath in a lighter weight with extra space between the letters. The sample name is made up, and your company name replaces it; the lock and strips stay.

One long name on the top line suits this layout best, since the wide, heavy letters carry a single run-together word like the sample very well. A two-word name works too, but the letters get smaller. The second line is widely spaced and narrower than the first, so a short trade phrase of two words fits that spacing best, and a longer phrase tightens it. Your company name goes in the order, a tagline or color request goes in the notes field, and the proof comes before anything is printed.

Navy and green work well on white, silver, light gray and cream doors. On black or dark blue paint the lock and the lettering sink out of sight and only the three green strips remain, and on a green door the strips get lost instead. The lettering is wide and bold, so the name reads well from a distance. The padlock and paper strips suit mobile shredding and document destruction businesses. The lock is a drawing only, and the design makes no claim about security or certification.

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