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swinger 3000 pavement sign supplier/manufacturer
Hi
I need to source some spare panels to fit to a customers swing sign which is a "swinger 3000" can anyone tell me who manufactures and supplies these so i can get in touch and order replacements.
Cheers
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Hi Paul
I just bought one of these last week!
They are from Signwaves Trade, in Great Yarmouth, tel:01493 419300
http://www.signwavestrade.comLorraine
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paul i have 6 swinger signs in stock, (no funny replies now :lol1:)
i really think they are a good buy for the money. however, i think the panels are a tad thin, but still do a good job… why not lay the old panel on top of a sheet of dibond or leboard/alucolour, rynabond and mark round it with a pen and cut one yourself? if its a cheap one, use foamex of some sort.or just call them direct using Lorraine’s info posted :lol1:
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Thanks for the info, I had thought about manufacturing the panel myself, but wasn’t too sure i’d get a good finish on the radiused corners.
I will check out the cost of a replacement and if it leaves me no margin on the job will cut one out of some spare alupanel.
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hi robert
can you tell me what the swinger 3000 cost in the UK.
just to compare prices in australia
graham 🙄 -
Ill tell you how much we pay in australia ($85.00) If you tell me what you pay in UK 😀
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there are various models mate, some with water based bottoms others rubber.
if you have a picture of what you use ill give a picture of what i use and price. -
If you have a problem cutting radius corners with a jig saw the best thing to do is get a plate or something similar that has the right sized curve and clamp it to the board and use it as a guide for the saw.
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quote graham stewart:hi robert
can you tell me what the swinger 3000 cost in the UK.
just to compare prices in australia
graham 🙄Not Rob but I can answer the question
List price is £64.98 before any discount is applied.
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Thanks craig, i do need to read the topic titles more. 😕 :lol1: :lol1: :lol1:
not much in it i know, but "i think" we paid £67+vat
based on the following:
A larger Swinger for more eye-catching permanent graphics.
* Large display panel for permanent messaging * Rounded styling and low centre of gravity minimise health and safety concerns * Easy to move thanks to in-built wheels * Flat packed, the unit assembles in seconds without tools
Weight: 13kg (26kg when base is full)
Overall Dimensions: 688x1109x600mm
Panel: 588 x 917mm HPP
Base: Through-coloured polyethylene water filled base, in-built wheels -
quote Robert Lambie:Thanks craig, i do need to read the topic titles more. 😕 :lol1: :lol1: :lol1:
No problem Rob…I’m just impressed at how many you do answer and post…just wondering when you get the chance to make signs? :lol1:
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quote CABROWN:No problem Rob…I’m just impressed at how many you do answer and post…just wondering when you get the chance to make signs? :lol1:
wish i could impress the missus with the same mate. 😉 as for signs… oh hell, i do struggle. 😳 :lol1: :lol1:
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Thanks for the info
That makes ours in Australia sound cheap in comparison to Aussie Dollar to Pound, someone is making a killing, the eighty five Australian Dollars include GST(10%). How much is your VAT?
Our swinger is the same without the wheels, I think they are great value and a good product but it is a shame that most councils here do not like them. ( they do not like anything that does not make them money).Graham
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Graham, our VAT on most business type items is 17.5% , as for councils not liking them we have the same problem over here. Like you say anything that doesn’t earn them money they don’t want to know about or don’t approve of.
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Thanks Marton
Our Fearless Leader said we would never ever have a G.S.T, You cant trust a word a politician says.
graham
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