Retail storefronts, hospitality districts, restaurants, pedestrian shopping corridors, mixed-use developments, corporate campuses, wayfinding programs, and projecting identity signs requiring visibility from both directions.
Double-sided illuminated blade signs engineered for visibility in both directions.
Trim-cap Blade Signs combine two opposing translucent acrylic faces with a fabricated metal cabinet and engineered projecting-arm assembly. The standard configuration is double-sided for visibility from both directions along the façade. Single-sided construction is available upon request when only one primary viewing direction is required.
The cabinet projects perpendicular to the building and presents two opposing illuminated acrylic faces with a defined trim-cap perimeter. A single-sided version can be produced upon request.
Artwork, overall size, cabinet depth, acrylic-face graphics, frame and arm material, finish, wall structure, anchors, LED color, hardwiring, service access, and permitting inputs. Double-sided is standard; single-sided is available on request.
Fabrication data for Trim-cap Blade Signs.
Review the standard double-sided Trim-cap Blade Sign construction, dimensional planning, face illumination, projecting-arm structure, materials, service access, and quote requirements. Single-sided construction is available upon request.
Double-sided Trim-cap Blade Sign system.
The standard presentation below shows the double-sided configuration with two opposing illuminated acrylic faces, internal LED illumination, a fabricated projecting cabinet, and an engineered wall-arm assembly. A single-sided version is available upon request.
Double-Sided Trim-cap Blade Sign
Two opposing illuminated acrylic faces provide visibility from both directions along the façade while the projecting structure is engineered around the cabinet size, wind load, wall condition, and service access.
The drawing shows the opposing acrylic faces, trim-cap retention, internal LED arrangement, center support structure, cabinet body, and overall depth relationship.
The finished sign presents illuminated graphics to both directions of travel. Single-sided construction remains possible upon request when a one-direction view is preferred.
Plate size, arm count, reinforcement, welds, fastener pattern, and finish are engineered around the cabinet, wall condition, and projection requirements.
The cabinet provides face retention, LED support, wiring space, reinforcement, drainage, service access, and arm attachment. Single-sided construction is available upon request.
Face thickness, translucency, trim-cap profile, graphics, and day/night appearance are confirmed from approved artwork.
LED placement, power supplies, controls, routing, labeling, and access are coordinated before fabrication for balanced double-sided output.
Mounting pattern, wall penetrations, sealant interfaces, lifting, and installer notes are finalized before shipment.
Primary production specifications.
Final construction depends on viewing configuration, artwork, size, depth, face span, frame and arms, lighting, service access, wall construction, exposure, and installation requirements.
Depth, projection, and structural support are engineered together.
The approximately 2.5-inch minimum depth is a starting point. Final depth, size, arm structure, face span, lighting, service access, exposure, and wall attachment are reviewed as one assembly.
Two opposing viewing directions are standard for the presentation below; single-sided construction can be quoted on request.
Final depth depends on face span, LED layout, face count, framing, and service access.
Artwork, viewing distance, projection limits, loads, handling, freight, and access are reviewed.
Arm length, wall plate, cabinet location, clearance, sight lines, and local restrictions are coordinated.
Trim cap, support, graphics, service method, and exposure determine the face build.
Arm count, spacing, plate dimensions, anchors, welds, and concealed backing are reviewed.
Cabinet area, projection, arm moment, wall capacity, anchor loads, and jurisdictional requirements are evaluated.
Arm removability, packaging, lifts, storefront access, field assembly, and installation order are planned.
Uniform illumination for one or two serviceable acrylic faces.
Static white is standard, with RGBW available when engineered for the depth, face spacing, controls, and required color performance.
LED layout is selected around cabinet depth, face span, acrylic transmission, graphics, framing, service access, and balanced brightness to both faces.
Coordinated with the face, graphics, environment, and brand appearance.
Available by project with compatible controls, power planning, and accessible service locations.
Reflective interior surfaces, depth, LED spacing, and the center support structure are coordinated for even face brightness.
When only one primary viewing direction is required, the cabinet can be revised to a single-faced configuration with project-specific backing and lighting.
Color, thickness, vinyl, printing, and trim geometry influence brightness and color.
Quantity, location, ventilation, circuit loading, disconnects, and access are confirmed.
Passages, penetrations, strain relief, grounding, and weather protection are documented.
Face seals, weep paths, corrosion protection, thermal conditions, and access are reviewed.
Materials selected around structure, serviceability, and brand standards.
Cabinet, arms, wall plate, faces, graphics, trim cap, finish, environment, lighting, and mounting are coordinated as one system.
Suitable for cabinets, arms, wall plates, reinforcement, powder coating, and custom-painted finishes.
Suitable for cabinets, arms, wall plates, brushed or polished presentation, paint, and compatible premium finishes.
Color, thickness, diffusion, impact requirements, span, graphics, and exposure are selected by project.
Vinyl supports solid colors and brand matching; UV printing supports gradients, imagery, and detailed multi-color artwork.
Profile, color, fastening, face fit, corners, and service method are coordinated with the cabinet.
Pantone/PMS, Sherwin-Williams, samples, gloss, texture, and brushed direction can be coordinated.
Information required for an accurate quote.
Core details help confirm configuration, structure, depth, faces, lighting, mounting, pricing, freight, and lead time.
Vector artwork and clear wall information let us review face size, projection, depth, arm structure, graphics, wall plate, anchors, and service.
Start a QuoteInclude both face layouts if the two sides use different graphics.
Confirm viewing directions, orientation, and pedestrian or traffic approach.
Provide target dimensions, wall area, clearances, and known restrictions.
Provide colors, brand references, gradients, imagery, and day/night requirements.
Provide preferred material, paint, powder coat, or brushed/polished reference.
Include substrate, backing, elevation, access, exposure, sign height, and available power.
Provide attachment access, concealed conditions, drawings, or engineer requirements.
Confirm power location, penetrations, wire path, controls, and installer responsibilities.
Provide projection limits, clearance requirements, lift access, delivery restrictions, and packaging needs.