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John Deaton
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I have a customer (clinic) that wants nameplates, small directories,etc. Ive actually never ordered any of these. Who is a good company to talk to and get a catalog for them to look at? [Smile] [Thanks]

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Located at 109 N. Cumberland ave.
Harlan, Ky. 40831
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Mike Berry
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John,

We can hekp you with this type of stuff.

Mike

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Mike Berry
New England

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Michael Boone
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howard industries is good

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Michael Boone
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5828 Buerman Rd.Sodus,NY 14551

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Doug Allan
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I've used Scott Sign Systems, & also Clarke Systems has some good modular directory plaques (slatz)I have two building I maintain slatz directories for.

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Doug Allan
http://www.islandsign.com

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The Slatz systems by Clarke are very cool indeed. Clark also does ADA compliant signage that works pretty much seamlessly with the Slatz products so everything in the sign system looks the same. They also have, or had, a slick method for coloring the slats of the Slatz (colorfixing they call it) whereby the extrusion is forced through this gizmo that coats it with high performance vinyl, this is much quicker than painting and keeps the turn around pretty quick. Just a word of caution, this system can get pretty pricey, especially if there is ADA compliant signage involved.

You can call the Allentown branch for literature at 800-331-1891. Ask for Sue and tell her I sent you [Wink] .

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