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Free Standing Display On Foamcore
- Thread starter gplough
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I am also working on a free standing display. I found these unico Bases from VKF Renzel while reading Sign and Digital Graphics magazine preferred vendors lists. I have not personally used them but maybe they would work for this application.
Unico Base | VKF Renzel USA Corp.
Unico Base | VKF Renzel USA Corp.
dypinc
New Member
At that price it looks like they need some competition.
papabud
Lone Wolf
i have used a base like those. not sure of the brand. but they was just black long triangles that bolted together through the substrate
i tried foamcore but had to switch to something with a metal core.
the foam wasn't ridged enough to stand up right with out waving around a lot or bending way over.
this was for a 84"x36" sign
i tried foamcore but had to switch to something with a metal core.
the foam wasn't ridged enough to stand up right with out waving around a lot or bending way over.
this was for a 84"x36" sign
I did actually find another company that sells these but I asked them for a quote 2 weeks ago, I've emailed and called them twice and they still haven't given me a price so I hesitate on giving them out as a supplier. VKF contacted me right away, gave me a price within an hr and answer all of my questions.
klmiller611
New Member
We purchased a bunch of spider feet to use for exactly this. They work well, but if the floor is a bit unlevel, you may have to do some bending to make them level out. I don't remember the exact size, since its been 6-7 years, at least, but I think they are about 18 inches across and we had no problems with them. Still occasionally use them.
Ken Miller
Ken Miller
pjfmeister
New Member
the spider feet are great....used these for 1/2" foamcore grocery store signs