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This is a place that sells mulch, stone, sand, gravel, ect..... including clean fill dirt.....aka "clean fill" When customers enter this "stone & quarry" type business, it wouldn't be unusual to see a sign that simply says.......2A. Also, anyone reading this sign would know exactly what it...

I guess you would have to see the backdrop where this is going. Really is self explanatory

MATERIAL DE RELLENO LÍMPIO Google Translate says this means......"Clean Fill Material". "Clean Fill" in a "construction" type field (where this is going), would be referring to "clean dirt or shale", without any foreign materials or contamination. All of these seem to work...... MATERIAL DE...

Ya "got me" John. For a second, I thought you were saying something nice. GOOD ONE!!! :Big Laugh

Sad!!!! I never knew we needed a defacto language. Back on topic... what do you think of..... "tierra natural limpio" or"tierra limpio" (from my 100% Mexican Heritage SIL who lives in Texas)

good point Fred!!!! So why does a big company like Low's feel its necessary to "cater to them" with an alternate language on their signs? :Big Laugh

Thanks for all who replied!!! :thumb: I got to wondering where all our American/Spanish sign people were on this thread???? Then I realize, they must not be able to read Signs101, because Fred doesn't accommodate our Spanish speaking signmakers!!! How terrible is that? :rolleyes: I know...

LLENADO is a winner (noun "fill"..."something used to fill"). gotta go with that. and LIMPIO is "clean". still confused tho.... Soooooo, shouldn't it be LIMPIO LLENADO....not LLENADO LIMPIO??? What really confuses me, together, they both translate to "Clean Fill".

The term "clean fill" seemed obvious to me at first, but not so much with the translation to what I'm actually looking for. Thanks for bringing that up J Hill. :thumb:

Can anyone help with this translation. You would think this would be easy with the internet, but..... I need, in all caps, the words "CLEAN FILL" in both English & Spanish...... CLEAN FILL What I'm finding is ...... relleno limpio & LIMPIEZA Liene Does the capitalization (shown) make a...

I've never, ever saw 6mm (with braces.... or without) warp. While I have saw the 3mm warp, if there were no stringers.

I would put the 1x4 stringers on the back myself. Even with the 1/2" material. 10ft between 2) 4x4's.....I'd want a screw in the middle (top and bottom) (its only going to add an extra $10 for both stringers) Center post.....NO.

I've gotten that a half dozen times over the years. Although its always been in one particular file I was trying to open or save. I assumed the file was too complex or corrupted somehow..... I've never had that error in regards to the whole program. Are you choosing a particular file, and...

you must spend a bodacious amount of money with them a year, is all I can say. I guess that's why you can't answer your phone.:rolleyes:

Are they saying its holds up better, simply because the solid core will flex, causing weakness over time? How about a direct hit, if someone tried to destroy? Same thing? The corrugated stuff dents way too easy. Heck, just lean your elbow on the sheet.... you won't be happy!!! Add in the...

James, being you brought up the subject, I'd think you have something in mind for your own??? How about you be the first to show up your design.

That must be Kevin. :smile:

A "Tree Adventure" AND a "Corn Maze"????? Wow, you guys know how to party!!! I may have to bring the family out for vacation next year.:thumb: (watch your fingers, you drunken maniac).

On pins and needles here.....ok not really. (I am however, humming the tune from Jeopardy while I wait). I use the solid core 99.95% of the time. I really like the 6mm, and its only about 25% more. I just ordered 4 sheets today. The cheap "econopanel" will always do that. The "Alumapanel"...

Looks like the "S" hat blew off.