Structures
Blade Signs
Double-faced, perpendicular to the building, so it reads to traffic in both directions.
A blade sign mounts perpendicular to a building or structure, which is what makes it work: a flat wall sign is invisible to anyone walking or driving along the facade, and a blade is not. On main street retail and in any dense pedestrian environment it is the sign that actually gets seen.
Three mounting styles. Single-leg uses one vertical support. Two-leg uses dual supports for stability on larger faces. Gravity-hung suspends the sign on chain leads for a swinging effect.
How we build it
- Type
- Double-faced, perpendicular mount
- Mounting styles
- Single-leg, two-leg, or gravity-hung on chain leads
- Illumination
- Internally illuminated or non-illuminated
- Construction
- Fabricated to the face size and the wall condition
- Finish
- Painted or powder-coated to spec
Want one off the shelf? Pre-fab blade signs come in 18″, 24″, 30″ and 36″, round or square, in seven powder-coat finishes. See the line.
Options
Priced per job. Custom acrylic colors, LED colors and Matthews Paint colors carry an additional charge.
Mounting style
Single-leg, two-leg or gravity-hung.
Illumination
Lit or unlit.
Shape
Round, square, or custom outline.
Finish
Standard or custom colors.
Quoting a blade signs job?
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