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Totem/Pylon/Monolith type sign.. any help please?
hi folks…
i have a customer right now that is looking for "something different"… the trouble is he is after a totem/pylon/monolith type illuminated sign. his words were "classy looking"… 😕 the thing is. in the past i have built my own from scratch or i have out sourced them if they have been specific in the type they want. my problem is the ones i have seen are not what i would called classy/different…can anyone help with a supplier of this sort of thing, "or" if not a supplier, a picture of something that is different from the norm that may help inspire me to create one from scratch?
thank you in advance for any replies…
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Hi Rob – don’t know if these will spark any inspiration…but all were for customers who didn’t want a basic monolith.
Internally illuminated
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thanks very much craig, thats a great help…
are the outer shells dibond or alluminium?
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quote Robert Lambie:thanks very much craig, thats a great help…
are the outer shells dibond or alluminium?
No Problem Rob – all face panels are fret cut aluminium
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thanks craig, much appreciated.
i like the look of yours…im considering buying one in now and adapting it to create something a bit more unque to save me a bit of time. im also considering having some sort of rock/slate feature base created to mount it on and lighting the surronding area… ive not seen the actual signs location so i think i am going to have to have a drive over and see it before i get this design together. 😕
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Very nice work Craig, was the maritime sign made by yourself? was a concrete plinth put in first to bolt it to? questions questions 😀
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Hey guys,
With these type of signs over in England do you need an engineer to certify them or the design?
Or do you just put them up?
Cheers
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Steel construction, foundation upon project from statics. The top internally illuminated. The letters on the top are 3D-acrylics letters.
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