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Fitting a sign to shutterbox
Posted by David Mitchell on September 30, 2014 at 4:39 pmlooking for the best way to fix a dibond sign to a shutterbox.
im sure theres many ways and i have ideas but this is alwyas th ebest place to seek advice.
Vic Adair replied 9 years, 7 months ago 4 Members · 7 Replies -
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yeah denise i think its probably as simple as that just incase i was missing something.
i was thinking countersunk self tapping screws then fit trim over it to hide screwheads
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If you want a nice trimmed finish look use some 25mm ali angle put rivets through the side, even a mill finished angle gives a nice finish
Kev
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He says he puts vinyl coloured circles over the countersunk screws.
Also keep away from the sides as the frame uses thick steel.
Hope that helps.
I know if he fits on his own he uses double sided tape to stick the panel to the box before using screws
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The shutter box itself is folded panel end plates are only 3-5mm steel which drills easy with a decent drill bit. Trim makes a sign instead of a panel stuck on a box
Kev
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yeah so self tappers does, i was going to use some stockframe trim form signgeer, covers the holes and goves a tidy finish used it once before and it is so much nicer than seeing screw heads
thanks guy sappreciate it.
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