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Topic: 4*4 freestanding sign installation

Curtis Denton
Visitor
Member # 579

posted

hey yall
just wandering how everyone else mounts there 4*4
signs to the posts (don't like the screws through the front)thanks......t

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Curtis Denton
Classic Air and Graphics
Knightdale, N.C.
http://www.classicairandgraphics.com
"We'll paint anything that rolls,
flies,wiggles,giggles,floats,slithers or slides

Posts: 40 | From: Knightdale, N.C. | Registered: Nov 1998 | IP: Logged |

Bob Rochon
Resident

Member # 30

posted

Hey Curtis,

What is the sign made of and 1 pole or 2?

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Bob Rochon
Creative Signworks
Millbury, MA
508-865-7330

"Life is Like an Echo, what you put out, comes back to you."

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Curtis Denton
Visitor
Member # 579

posted

hey bob,
its a 1/2 vinyl board sign 2 post.just thought it would be good to know differant installations.thanks t

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Curtis Denton
Classic Air and Graphics
Knightdale, N.C.
http://www.classicairandgraphics.com
"We'll paint anything that rolls,
flies,wiggles,giggles,floats,slithers or slides

Posts: 40 | From: Knightdale, N.C. | Registered: Nov 1998 | IP: Logged |

Bob Rochon
Resident

Member # 30

posted

Curtis

I've never heard of vinyl board but being it is 1/2 inch you can cut a groove in your posts a 1/2 inch wide and say 1.5" deep or more, slide the sign in this groove and screw through the pole into the sign. Otherwise if the board is dense enough to be screwed into, then you can cut 1"x1" angle iron in sections as " shoes" screw to the back of the sign, then screw to the post.

Just a couple of quick ideas

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Bob Rochon
Creative Signworks
Millbury, MA
508-865-7330

"Life is Like an Echo, what you put out, comes back to you."

Posts: 5149 | From: Millbury, Mass. U.S. | Registered: Nov 1998 | IP: Logged |

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