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I don't charge a certain design hourly fee, fabrication hourly fee, etc. It's based on the job. However installation always has a set hourly fee.

WS Display goes up to 5' that I have seen. But you wouldn't want a 6' or 7' because it would require two people to pull up and hook and rolling it back down would be a nightmare.

All post and panels I do is for realtors and they want cheap of the cheap, no accents, trim, moldings, nothing. Throw away when done. If it's a permanent sign for a business, I only use powder coated steel or aluminum posts.

Can they be transfer taped after arriving? But rolling on a cardboard tube with transfer tape side out should work perfectly.

We have red clay and strong dirt. But I still don't see how 6X6's look better. Are you building an entire framing system? or just using brackets and putting between the posts?

Fellers is not a substrate vendor. I made my own out of scraps.

Well my sales reps from one of my suppliers was here last week and she stated that a high tack vinyl is going to be a nightmare to remove. Floor graphics are suppose to be temporary, usually 3 - 6 months. If the place you installed it cleans the floors with a machine, there isn't a vinyl out...

Why use 6X6's? I always do 10' pressure treated 4X4's with one bag of concrete in each hole. To this day, never had a problem in years. I've seen many signs with no concrete tilted and falling over. If you don't use concrete, bury them 30" but with concrete do 24"

I read Avery's specs and don't see where it's rated for floors.

There are several floor vinyls out there and many don't require a UV printer. I have some for Eco-Solvent. You will have issues if you don't use the correct vinyl. Also make sure the vinyl is slip-resistant. Using a gloss laminate will cause people to fall and you will have a lawsuit on your...

Look for rigging companies, there are specialized ones just for this type of thing.

Not a fan of it, looks like you did a good job installing it, but don't like the design

I am taking some night time photos of different jobs this weekend, so I'll post one then

However this is on a major road, biggest in our city.

Not my photo, but I do lots of work at the shopping center. The previous owners had built it, the new owners hate it. I'll get a night time photo.

Oh man that is horrible, bronze and blue is a bad match.

Whoever designed this needs to be shot. Why do people use black backgrounds with back-lit? Horrible idea. You guessed it, completely unreadable at night.

Yep it's everywhere, but hey means more business for you.

1" Velcro is ideal. Sew in the velcro or else it'll rip off and be a one time use.

Gotcha, I didn't read much of the thread, was looking for the reply