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Help sourcing Sign Fixing Bracket Please?
We recently replaced a sign on a large warehouse and re-used the existing metal fixings.
The metal fixings were kind of ‘C’ shaped and fitted around the bundle of armored cables, making the sign stand off the wall about 6 inches, and then box in the sign top and bottom.
The install went OK, but the company next door want the same, except they’ve no brackets to re-use.
Are these a custom made job, or is there an off the shelf size bracket supplier?
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universal sign systems will do them…
to be honest, maybe even Amari if i right…
they are a sort of standard extrusion that are chop sawed to form these brackets.thats IF i am correct with the ones i have in mind. 😀
similar idea to the one ive attached david?
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Hard to explain and I didn’t take any photo’s of the one’s on the last job.
It was almost like a 2inch wide piece of 5mm steel? 400mm high that bolted to the wall then bent to project away from the wall 100mm, then two 2inch short pieces facing up/down towards the centre where a sign could be fixed to it.
Hard to explain. I will try and find a pic or draw one tomorrow.
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Kind of like the attached. But only 2inches wide, much taller.
It enables the cables to run inside the gap, and fix angle between the brackets spaced and fix a sign tray in the usual way, then box off top/bottom/sides, or maybe even get large returns on the tray.
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steel….
hhhmmm sounds just like a sort of conduit for cables david.
comes in steel, galvanised etcagain, im guessing and maybe wrong but i can see it in my head. but would have thought of that for a projecting fixing bracket?
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David
its just Rolled C channel pop in to you local steel or aluminium stockist or just search for C Channel on the web, different wall thicknesses are available.
Sample site belowhttp://www.albionsections.co.uk/products.html
Kev
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That’s the one Kev.
Thought it would be a stock item, not built to size for each sign.
Thanks!
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