Directory substrate

[RLSStudio]

I have a customer that's looking to match their newest directories from ~4 years ago.

The substrate has "ridges"? ~ every 3" and is about 30" wide.

They have some that are 3 "panels" high and up to 8 "panels". I'm referring to the space between the ridges as a panel.

Have any of you seen this type of material anywhere? They want pricing to just add a new "panel" to some of them, and then pricing to completely replace old directories on some floors.

I'm just trying to find out where I can get it so I can lock down the pricing for them.

Thanks for you help.

 

[JBurton]

johnson plastics plus sells good ada material, but sizes are limited to 2'x4' @ 1/8" thick. Depending on thickness, this may be white pvc, with red ada material on top.

 

[RLSStudio]

johnson plastics plus sells good ada material, but sizes are limited to 2'x4' @ 1/8" thick. Depending on thickness, this may be white pvc, with red ada material on top.

I usually get the Rowmark or Trotec ADA material. I've just never seen this material that has the ridges in it. It doesn't go all the way through the material.

 

[weyandsign]

could be "king colorcore" custom routered

 

[RLSStudio]

could be "king colorcore" custom routered

The lettering is applied viny and the ridges didn't look routered but I guess they may have been.

 

[Ray Miller]

The large red rule doesn't look like vinyl. It looks like a thinner thickness of the same material adhered to the backer. I think you'll need to figure out how the whole thing was fastened to the wall. I don't see any fasteners, but if that whole sign is pvc or some variation of that, it's going to be heavy. I doubt tape will hold it to a straw wall. Will you be responsible for fixing that red corner area ??

 

[JBurton]

The lettering is applied viny and the ridges didn't look routered but I guess they may have been.

Oh yeah, I figured it was just cut into it.