Focus on Sign Fixings Sign Trade Supplies Select the right fixings to ensure durability, stability and security
When it comes to installing signs, selecting the right fixings is crucial for ensuring durability, stability, and security. The right fixings keep your sign in place, even when the weather’s not on your side, reducing the risk of damage and safety hazards. Different types of signs require specific fixings to ensure they
stay secure. Whether you’re working with aluminium, metal, or other materials, it’s important to choose the right fixings to maintain a professional finish. Sign Trade Supplies offers a wide range of sign fixing kits to suit various installation needs. For example, its Aluminium Sign Post Kits are perfect for outdoor signs. These kits come with everything you need for a solid installation: anti-rotational sign clips, universal baseplates, and post caps to ensure the sign is firmly secured. For more general applications, the Universal Sign Fixing Kit
provides everything required for most installations. It’s versatile and works across a range of post and uprights in different environments, making it a reliable choice if a site survey has not been completed. If you need something more tailored to your project, Sign
Trade Supplies offers a project support service that can help bring a more bespoke solution to the table. The team use their
Aluminium Sign Post Kit
industry knowledge to help provide a range of solutions that can take your installation to the next level. Choosing the right fixings not only ensures your sign stays secure but also contributes to its longevity and appearance. Sign Trade Supplies has got all the components you need to get the job done right.
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Enhance the finish on your signs Signgeer
When hidden fixings are not an option and you want to enhance the finish on your signs and add value, why not use colour coded fixings?
Polytop Colour Headed Screws
Signgeer offers a wide range of
colour coded options to suit every application depending on the materials being used. Polytop Colour Headed Screws are a simple one piece fixing with an innovative encapsulated polymer head. Pozi drive. Self-Tapping. Zinc-plated. This decorative fixing provides a neat and aesthetically pleasing finish in one quick and simple step. When used for fixing metal to metal they require a pre-drilled hole and can also be used for fixing into wood (no pre-drilled hole required) or brickwork (with brown wall plugs). The matching plastic tops not only give an aesthetically pleasing fixing but also ensure no more unsightly corrosion stains. Another popular option is Snapcaps, made from high quality moulded UV-stabilised polypropylene they provide an air and
watertight seal protecting the fastener head from rust and corrosion, available with a choice of washers for countersunk or pan headed screws they all come with a 10-year guarantee! Self-Drilling Colour Headed Screws are perfect for fitting thin sign panels to cladded buildings. Made from carbon steel and are self-tapping. Suitable for a variety of hard materials especially metal. Their ultra-low-profile head provides the most effective aesthetic solutions for signage. Their unique DS internal drive system provides a positive means of installation and allows the fastener to be used in narrow recess applications where other types of drive mechanism are too wide to even be considered. Their high-quality impact absorbent powder coating provides a permanent, UV stable, lasting colour match to the panel. For softer materials e.g. wood, plastics and dibond, Signgeer has a super low-profile Colour Headed Wood Screw which is stainless steel with a slimline tamperproof TX20 stoved enamelled head. For more specialist colour coded fixings head over to Signgeer where you will find colour coded pop rivets, both Hex and Stemfix colour cover caps as well as a range of electroplated and metal finish screw caps.
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