Home › Forums › Sign Making Discussions › Gallery › shop signage: disabled
-
shop signage: disabled
Posted by Stephen Ingham on 18 January 2005 at 22:17Hi peeps, here are some of the post signs that we have done recently, we are currently doing a lot of disabled signs for a company that owns a number of retail parks
stephen
Vic Adair replied 20 years, 9 months ago 4 Members · 8 Replies -
8 Replies
-
Stephen
Do you buy these things in ready made and then letter, or make your own from scratch ?
Who from, or how to, what is the actual panel made from ?
Cheers
Bob
-
stephen
nice clean job
ide be interested to know supplier aswell mate
got a job needs quoting on my desk now
approx cost price of 2400 by 1200 would be appreciatted 😉
cheers
phil
-
Hi chaps, with reference to the signs; they are made “in-house” by ourselves out of 3mm aluminium plate (cut to size by our metal supplier) then the corners are rounded off, post/ sign track is applied then they are covered with the relevant vinyl/ lettering/ graffix etc.
We are currently doing quite a few of these, particularly the disabled signs.
I am usually against “buying in” if it is something we can do ourselves.
If I can offer any assistance, please, thats what the boards are here for, I’m sure other members will contribute.
cheers
stephen -
stephen
thanks for reply
totally agree about buying in
can u point me in the right direction for sign channel
brackets etccheers
phil
-
hi phil, yes no probs
we use a local company called forgale ltd, west yorkshire (01924 401020) not sure what current prices are.
also you could try ashby supplies
http://www.ashbytrade.co.uk/clip2.htmtry them both and play them off each other, we usually do and they usually improve on price slightly
cheers
stephen -
Dee-organ in Paisley can do the boards in 11 gauge Aluminuim plus rail them. They also do the poles and supply clips. Or you could make them yourself using Reynobond from Amari Plastics in Uddingston and channel rail from, I think its Insight Cambuslang. Reynobond is great stuff we use it all the time.
Vic
Log in to reply.
