Project Description
The Clear modular sign system is a simple, stylish sign system that focuses on the message. This quality approach uses simple and durable hardware that integrates with modern interiors. Signs can be mounted in multiple directions with a hidden interior mounting system.
Clear modular sign system can contain inserts in a variety of materials in addition to glass including ADA approaches, stone or wood. Glass used with Clear can be etched, printed or contain paper inserts.
Technical Information
MATERIALS
Holder: 1” x 1” aluminum extrusion, polished anodized finish
Panels: 2 pc. 1/8” thick or 1 pc. 1/4″ thick tempered glass / acrylicINSERTS
Printing methods: Ink Jet, Laser , Digital Print
Printable surfaces: paper, clear acetate, frosted polyester film
MOUNTING
Stud mount: mechanically secured to surface of wall
Projecting mount: mechanically secured to surface of wall
Desk stand: requires no fastenersNOTE
For ADA compliance, Photopolymer sign panel used
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