Rooftop, facade, pylon and projecting signs need engineer-stamped structural calculations for wind load and fixings.
JLT Signage Approval
Getting a sign approved in JLT? Jumeirah Lakes Towers is a DMCC area, so signage is approved through DMCC after the building owner’s NOC. The route is the landlord or developer NOC, then DMCC.
Arabian Ranches
Palm Jumeirah
Dubai Hills Estate
The Meadows
The Springs
Jumeirah Islands
Emirates Hills
Mudon
The Villa
Arabian Ranches
Palm Jumeirah
Dubai Hills Estate
The Meadows
The Springs
Jumeirah Islands
Emirates Hills
Mudon
The Villa
Arabian Ranches
Palm Jumeirah
Dubai Hills Estate
The Meadows
The Springs
Jumeirah Islands
Emirates Hills
Mudon
The Villa
Arabian Ranches
Palm Jumeirah
Dubai Hills Estate
The Meadows
The Springs
Jumeirah Islands
Emirates Hills
Mudon
The Villa
Arabian Ranches
Palm Jumeirah
Dubai Hills Estate
The Meadows
The Springs
Jumeirah Islands
Emirates Hills
Mudon
The Villa
Arabian Ranches
Palm Jumeirah
Dubai Hills Estate
The Meadows
The Springs
Jumeirah Islands
Emirates Hills
Mudon
The Villa
Arabian Ranches
Palm Jumeirah
Dubai Hills Estate
The Meadows
The Springs
Jumeirah Islands
Emirates Hills
Mudon
The Villa
Arabian Ranches
Palm Jumeirah
Dubai Hills Estate
The Meadows
The Springs
Jumeirah Islands
Emirates Hills
Mudon
The Villa
Streamlined
Approval process
End-to-end
NOC to permit, managed
Direct access
To your project team
Always on
Client support
How Signage Is Approved in JLT
We confirm the landlord or developer rules for your building, prepare the sign drawings with fixing details, and submit to DMCC.
How We Get Your Signage Approved
01
Sign Design, Size & Location Reviewed
02
Landlord, Mall or Developer NOC
03
Structural Check Where Needed
04
Engineer-Stamped Drawings & Calculations
05
Authority Signage Permit
06
Installation & Inspection
How Our Approval Process Works
Our expert engineers handle the entire NOC process, ensuring faster approvals and full compliance with Dubai regulations.
Larger Signs Need Engineering
Projects We Handle
Shopfront Sign
Office Sign
Warehouse Sign
Rooftop Sign
Pylon or Totem
Rebranding
JLT Signage Approval at a Glance
| Step | Who | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Structural engineer | Prepares the sign drawings and, for larger signs, the stamped structural calculations. |
| 2 | Landlord, mall or master developer | Issues the NOC for the works. |
| 3 | Authority — DMCC (reviewed through Concordia) | Reviews the drawings and issues the permit. |
| 4 | Landlord and authority | Completion inspection. |
Documents Required
- Trade licence
- Tenancy contract or Ejari
- Landlord, mall or developer NOC
- Sign design with size, materials and position
- Photos of the facade or location
Key Technical Rules
- NOC first: the landlord, mall or developer approves the sign before the authority permit.
- Structural calculations: rooftop, pylon and large facade signs need stamped calculations for wind and fixings.
- Size and position rules: set by the building and the authority for the area.
- Electrical safety: illuminated signs need safe electrical details.
- Permit before installation: signs go up only after approval.
Landlord NOC
First approval
Wind & Fixings
Stamped calculations
Signage Permit
Before installation
Why Businesses and Sign Companies Choose Structural Solutions
Structural Engineering In-House
Wind load, fixing and frame calculations by our engineers — the part most sign makers and PRO agencies cannot provide.
Engineer-Stamped Drawings
Drawings and calculations stamped for landlords, malls, developers and authorities.
Full Approval Route
From the landlord, mall or developer NOC through to the authority signage permit.
Get Your Signage Approved
Send us your sign design, size and location — we will confirm the approvals, prepare stamped drawings and calculations, and handle the submissions.
JLT Approvals: Questions Owners and Tenants Ask
The route in every JLT tower: building management NOC, DMCC fit-out approval reviewed through Concordia, DCD approval for fire safety, then inspection and the Concordia COC. See the complete JLT and DMCC fit-out approvals guide.
JLT Signage Approval — FAQs
Who approves signage in JLT?
The landlord or developer first, then DMCC.
Do large signs in JLT need calculations?
Yes — rooftop, facade, pylon and projecting signs typically do.
Can I install the sign before approval?
No — install only after the landlord or mall approval and the signage permit are issued.
Do you prepare the sign drawings?
Yes — elevations, materials and fixing details, stamped where required.
Can you work with my sign company?
Yes — we provide structural calculations, stamped drawings and approval support for sign makers.