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Mounting Types

Combination Mount

Have studs through a pad on the top portion of each letter and pads on the bottom portion. Sign elements must be 6" or taller.The mounting procedure is the same as a stud mount with the addition of securing pads to the mounting surface with adhesive. See the Technical Drawing for more details

Technical Drawing

Front

Back

Front (Angled)

Back (Angled)

Combination Mounted Sign Examples

Mounting Options

  • Solid brass division 10 architectural sign letter with back stud mounting and spacers

    Back Stud Mount

    1/4" thick or thicker sign elements are drilled and tapped on the back to receive threaded studs. 1/8" thick sign elements are too thin to be drilled so blocks are attached to receive the threaded studs.

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  • Solid brass division 10 architectural sign letter with double-sided tape mounting.

    Double-Sided Tape Mount

    Strips of VHB tape are applied to the back of the product. This option is warrantied for interior installation on walls that are smooth, clean, and dry.

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  • Bottom Stud Mount

    3/8" thick or thicker sign elements are drilled and tapped on the bottom to receive threaded studs. This allows letters to be installed standing upright on a horizontal surface.

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  • Top Stud Mount

    3/8" thick or thicker sign elements are drilled and tapped on the top to receive threaded studs. This allows letters to be installed so they hang vertically from their top.

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  • Top & Bottom Stud Mount

    3/8" thick or thicker sign elements are drilled and tapped on the top & bottom to receive threaded studs.

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  • Bottom Rail Mount

    Holes are threaded into the bottom of the letters so they can be screwed to an aluminum rail or c-channel. The rail is attached to the mounting surface so that the letters stand upright. The rail can be painted or anodized.

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  • Top Rail Mount

    Holes are threaded into the top of the letters so they can be screwed to an aluminum rail or c-channel. The rail is attached to the mounting surface so that the letters hang from their top. The rail can be painted or anodized.

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  • Single Back Rail Mount

    A flat aluminum rail attached to the back of the letters. This option minimizes the amount of holes drilled into the mounting surface. The rail can be painted or anodized.

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  • Double Back Rail Mount

    Two flat aluminum rails are attached to the back of the letters. This option minimizes the amount of holes drilled into the mounting surface. The rails can be painted or anodized.

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  • Single Back C-Channel Mount

    An aluminum c-channel attached to the back of the letters. This option minimizes the amount of holes drilled into the mounting surface. The c-channel can be painted or anodized.

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  • Double Back C-Channel Mount

    Two aluminum c-channels are attached to the back of the letters. This option minimizes the amount of holes drilled into the mounting surface. The c-channels can be painted or anodized.

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  • Bottom Angle Bracket Mount

    An aluminum angle bracket is attached to the back of the letters so they can be mounted standing upright on a horizontal surface.

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Random arc brushed brass division 10 architectural sign letters with stud mounts on mounting template

Mounting Guides

Drill Pattern

Our drill patterns are computer-generated tracings of your sign design with mounting hole locations. They are printed on durable, tear-resistant paper that is up to 54 inches tall and as wide as needed for your design. This guide is usually provided for any stud mounted product. It may come in pieces depending on the size of the installation. Installation instructions and a legend are printed in the lower left corner.

Installation Video

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