Before ordering a sign, confirm the lease right, landlord and building consent, local authority requirements, dimensions, placement, lighting, structure, electrical work, maintenance and end-of-lease removal. Keep the approved drawing and installer records with the premises file.
Which design details should be approved?
- size and location;
- materials and fixing method;
- lighting and electrical load;
- language and branding;
- visibility and access impact.
Which approvals may be required?
- landlord consent;
- building or estate approval;
- local authority process;
- electrical or structural review;
- contractor access approval.
What should the lease address?
Record ownership, repair, maintenance, insurance, removal and reinstatement responsibilities rather than relying on the initial approval alone.
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Approve the final drawing first.
Do not manufacture or install from an informal concept image.
Explore commercial propertyFrequently asked questions
Can a tenant install a sign after landlord approval?
Not necessarily. Building and local authority requirements may also apply.
Should electrical signs be reviewed separately?
Yes. Confirm electrical load, installation, maintenance and emergency isolation requirements.
Who removes the sign at lease end?
The lease and fit-out approval should state removal, repair and reinstatement obligations.
Sources & References
- Department of Public Works and Town & Country Planning
- Department of Local Administration
- Department of Business Development
- Royal Thai Government Gazette
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