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Neon Signs : Carpet Warehouse
This is one of our latest offerings, the sign is 7.7m long, panels dibond fitted to a fabricated framework, all text are flat cut locator letters. The sign is framed with a s/steel trim and neon border tubes.
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That looks Smart Nice work
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Looks like tricky work to me
Great job
thanks for sharing
John
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A stunning job, bet the client was delighted and will even be paying on time?
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Looks great Craig, just interested to know a couple of things –
1) What kind of frame did you use, is it an off the shelf product ?
2) How did you mount the frame/neon where it protrudes above the top of the cladding ?Thanks for showing us anyway 🙂
Nigel
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thanks for the comments guys
The sign is fitted to a welded steel subframe which is then bolted to 3 main support brackets which provide a fixing point above the roof line. It was a little awkward because the brackets had to be fixed to the structural steel behind the cladding. The s/steel trims are just folded angles to finish the edge and hide the brackets behind. The neon is fitted to these trims.
Regarding paying on time, surely that would be expecting far too much.
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great work mate.. very smart. what type of fixing bolts did you use?
was it tech bolts/screws or something simular?thanks for showing. top notch as ever 😉
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