A decision table that starts from the standard your project is inspected against and the geometry the sign is read at, and ends with one grade — not with a range.
It names the two traps we see most: specifying Type XI for a car park that references Type I, and specifying Type IV for a gantry where the observation angle needs Type VIII. Both cost money and neither fails less.
The guide is the phone script our application engineers use. If the table does not resolve it, send the clause and the panel size and we will answer with one model.
More in this section.
Master Catalogue — the full range in one file
The complete range: sheeting, tape and fabric, traffic safety, photoluminescent, with grades and packing data.
Price & MOQ Policy — how the price is built
What moves the price: grade, width, roll length, container loading and the Incoterm — stated before the quotation.
All resources
Every record in this section, in one list.