Metal Sign

[hatmanok]

Hey guys, I am needing a couple of blank signs like these. They are made of alum. and they are a box. You can see by the picture how the outside is made. I am looking for a source of these. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Moze]

I don't know if you'll really find a "source'. SignComp and others sell kits for directional signs, but these are an easy manufacture. They look like your run-of-the-mill directional sign fabricated from 2" square aluminum tube frame/supports and overlaid with .063" or .080" aluminum. Your dimensions indicate they're 5" deep. They don't look that deep (again, I would assume 2"), but if they are 5", it's still an easy job if you have basic tools. If you don't have the means to manufacture them, contact Kevin Crutchfield at Casco Signs. He's pretty close to you (in Concord).

 

[Mosh]

I make stuff like that on our brake all the time. Find a local sheet metal shop or welding shop to fab them up. Pretty simple.
I use .080 aluminum and weld them or just VHB them as small as they are. Can't find anyone PM me and I could make a couple up
(shipping might be a kill-joy from Nebraska.)

 

[Jillbeans]

Yup what you need is a brake.
I myself do not have one but my good friend who has been in the trade for 45 years maxes a "box" out of all his aloonimum signs.
It's a nice, finished, professional look.
Love....Jill

 

[Marlene]

Yup what you need is a brake.

if you don't have a brake, check with a local heating & ventilating co. and see if they can do the bends for you as they have brakes.

 

[FS-Keith]

a saw, welder, 2part sign epoxy and router with flush cut bit is all you need for those. Nothing was bent on the sign you posted. look up a local wholesaler or have them shipped in. Mchenry Industries builds a lot of these for a sign company I install for. check them out if you still need someone, they are reasonably priced even with shipping.

 

[CS-SignSupply-TT]

Check out McHenry's website http://www.mchenryindustries.com/