SmartSign "Danger - All Drivers Must Chock Wheels" Sign | 12" x 18" Aluminum
Product ID: B00HK9O3AW
Condition: New
Selected Option: 12" x 18" Non-Reflective Aluminum
$ 107
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Delivery: 10-20 working days
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Product Description
SmartSign "Danger - All Drivers Must Chock Wheels" Sign | 12" x 18" Aluminum
- DURABLE ALUMINUM. Signs are made using 63 mil thick aluminum and do not bend easily. They have been proven to outlast the toughest of storms. Signs last 10 years outside.
- LAMINATED. Graphics are protected from weather and abuse. Graffiti can be cleaned off. Laminated signs outlast competitive unlaminated or overcoated signs.
- ROUNDED CORNERS. Signs have rounded corners and burr-free corners for safe handling, longer life and a professional appearance.
- EASY TO INSTALL. Signs have pre-punched and pre-cleared mounting holes for easy installation. Signs mount to U-channel posts, square or round galvanized posts, wooden posts and chain link fences.
- GIVE A HEADS UP. Convey your All Drivers Must Chock Wheels notice with this sign - before you have to intercede personally.
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
SmartSign
Manufacturer
Lyle Signs
PartNumber
S-0606-AL-12x18-D9
Model
S-0606-AL-12x18-D9
Color
12" x 18" Non-Reflective Aluminum
Height
12
Length
0.63
Weight
1.3392
Width
18
Size
12" x 18" Aluminum
NumberOfItems
1
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