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Neighborhood Monument Signs
Monument signs are
larger units, generally ten feet or more in width if free standing, with
appropriate post work and landscaping. They can also be smaller sign panels
affixed to a pre-constructed stone or masonry structure.
Set to open in February
’08, The
Center for Courageous Kids is a non-profit medical camping facility
for children with life-threatening illnesses. A three paneled, gray stone
edifice was constructed at the main entrance to greet patients and their
families.
The only criteria
in design was to use existing lettering styles and the facility's mascot,
“Dr. Cubby." Four individual panels were agreed upon so as
not to obscure the massive stonework.
HDU (High Density
Urethane) was chosen as the base material for a maintenance free installation.
HDU signs can virtually last a lifetime. The material is completely weatherproof
under any climate condition. It is lightweight and inert, thus assuring
prolonged paint-life. Graining was employed to simulate sandblasted wood.
Monument signs are
suitable for use as subdivision signs, corporate signs, city entrance
signs, church signs, school signs, etc. Structures can be made of stone,
brick work, and stuccoed cinder block. Heavy timber framework is an economical
approach for similar results. Contact your local mason for competitive
quotes.
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Neighborhood Monument Signs
The Center for Courageous Kids
"Dr. Cubby" logo and welcome banner, 5' X 5' multi-layered
and carved HDU. Main title, 10' X 2' with wood grained outline
in HDU. Side text panels 8' X 20" in HDU
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