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Posted by thom miller (Member # 1845) on :
 
Looking for a supplier of the aluminum frame system that mounts to the side of a box truck which then allows a flex face to be attached.

Only found one so far, in the UK.

Also any feed back from anyone who has done this.
 
Posted by Mike South (Member # 4523) on :
 
ABC Sign Product has a retro fit flex system that my work for application....

800-248-9889
 
Posted by Jon Butterworth (Member # 227) on :
 
I have used simple "sail-track" aluminum sections to mount flex face signs on trucks, walls etc.

Hard to explain without pics but the track in cross section looks like a tube with a slot one side and a flat flange the other.

You have a rope or cord the same inside diameter as the tube sewn into the edges of the flex face on all four sides.

Pop rivet, or Teck screw (quicker), the top section to the truck/wall ... slide in the top of the sign face .... slide on the bottom track and hand tension down to fix in place. Same with ends.

Cheap ... simple ... effective.

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edited ... I found a pic of an installation on a corrogated wall.

[ September 18, 2007, 04:31 PM: Message edited by: Jon Butterworth ]
 
Posted by Mike South (Member # 4523) on :
 
Jon,
The Sail-Track sounds just like channel rail on the tops of some awnings. Never have used for that application, but i am sure it would work great. Great solution for corrogated siding.
 
Posted by Jon Butterworth (Member # 227) on :
 
Same stuff Mike!
 


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