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Adding address numbers to an existing monument
- Thread starter imajenn
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Bradley Signs
Bradley Signs
Do you mean, "how to fasten them to the sign", or "where to put them?"
As far as where, small and between the ECHO.CHURCH and the bottom red line for the logo is about the only choice.
As far as how, depends on what it's made of?
As far as where, small and between the ECHO.CHURCH and the bottom red line for the logo is about the only choice.
As far as how, depends on what it's made of?
imajenn
New Member
Thank you! How is it attached on top? Do you recommend ACM or MDO?
imajenn
New Member
Internally illuminated cabinet
Gino
Premium Subscriber
Just sticking the numbers on there willie-nillie might get you out of a jam, but how do those numbers fit it with the names already on there ?? Also, if it's backlit, wouldn't you think they should light up also, if someone thinks they're important enough to put them on in the first place ??
Scotchbrite
No comment
Cut-vinyl numbers on the pole cover facing the street.
jochwat
Graphics Department
If they were put on in the first place, he wouldn't be in this situation. [Groucho Marx emoji]
Gino
Premium Subscriber
That's not what I meant.
If those numbers represent the three names mentioned, how does putting them anywhere on the face, above it or on the posts help anyone ?? It's a dumb thing to request. And dumber to tell someone you'll figure something out.
Now, if they represent three other/or new locations, it's still a dead end.
That is why I said, it's time to explain to the customer this is a bad idea and revamp the entire thing..... or just let it go. No matter what you do, unless it's the law to have numbers on a sign...... it's just gonna be confusing... for anyone.
If there's a mistake made, then make the patch look like it belongs somehow. Going bonkers with the numbers, not matching the style of the sign itself, by not being backlit or identify anything just plain s^cks..... and it'll look it
If those numbers represent the three names mentioned, how does putting them anywhere on the face, above it or on the posts help anyone ?? It's a dumb thing to request. And dumber to tell someone you'll figure something out.
Now, if they represent three other/or new locations, it's still a dead end.
That is why I said, it's time to explain to the customer this is a bad idea and revamp the entire thing..... or just let it go. No matter what you do, unless it's the law to have numbers on a sign...... it's just gonna be confusing... for anyone.
If there's a mistake made, then make the patch look like it belongs somehow. Going bonkers with the numbers, not matching the style of the sign itself, by not being backlit or identify anything just plain s^cks..... and it'll look it
Gino, everything you said is valid. But the fact is stuff like this is done to meet local 911 addressing requirements. It has nothing to do with identifying or finding the various businesses. So just randomly putting numbers on the structure, as long as they meet the minimum size requirement, suffices for satisfying the law.
Moze
Active Member
I would add them to the top similar to how Billct2 showed. There are plenty of ways to do it that look good and not like an afterthought.
I see this frequently around Dallas. There are often clusters of buildings set off the road and there's no way to see the addresses that are on the buildings from the road. So the numbers are placed on the monument sign(s) so people (customers, emergency response, etc) can locate the desired address. The numbers get you onto the property, directional signs get you to the correct building.
Some municipalities require the numbers and dictate the size, etc. on both signage and the buildings.
I see this frequently around Dallas. There are often clusters of buildings set off the road and there's no way to see the addresses that are on the buildings from the road. So the numbers are placed on the monument sign(s) so people (customers, emergency response, etc) can locate the desired address. The numbers get you onto the property, directional signs get you to the correct building.
Some municipalities require the numbers and dictate the size, etc. on both signage and the buildings.
Gino
Premium Subscriber
Those kinda signs around here are supposed to be a certain size and in reflective..... also for the fire department hook up type signs, so I imagine 911 is somewhat the same. Around here, they are to be 6" in some cases.
Where I live, they are 2" tall, but are supposed to be reflective.
Where I live, they are 2" tall, but are supposed to be reflective.
Johnny Best
Active Member
I like the Echo numbers
Scotchbrite
No comment
The address counts against the signage allotment?
