Sidingbroad
Wide, heavy and square at every corner
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Built to Haul Heavy
Built to Haul Heavy
Built to Haul Heavy
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How it looks in use
Sidingbroad
A wide, heavy industrial face with squared corners and small notches, sturdy enough to bolt onto a machine.
Sidingbroad
About the family
Sidingbroad is wide, heavy and built like machinery. The letters stretch out low and broad, the corners are squared with small chamfers, and many strokes carry little notches where a panel would be bolted together. The capitals are blocky and strong, the lowercase follows the same square logic with a flat topped g, and the figures are solid enough to stencil on a crate. It comes in Light, Regular and Medium, and even the Light is heavy. It suits anything that should feel tough, reliable and a bit loud.
What's inside
- 3Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
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