[Sign of good things]

Thanks everyone, Sorry was on holidays and missed this post.

[Pylon install in rock??]

i'm going to see what the engineer suggests. we rarely work that far north and run into rock.

Sign is relatively small, use chemical anchors to tied into rock to use a ballast and pour aa concrete pad base with lots of rebar tied inot the anchors.

Frost should not be a problem if concrete pour directly on clean rock.

Engineer should be able to stamp this type of solution.

[International Audience?]

I will send the info to Luis Martinez to see if he is interested in joining along with a few more European contacts I have.

Would love to get an idea of how many active users on this page are from outside the USA.

Seems as the world gets smaller it would be interesting to share ideas and trade stories across multiple countries.

I would like to hear from a Spanish company how their severely depressed economy is hurting them. Brad from Pride was there recently - would be great if he could get the head of the Spanish Sign Association to join.

We have expanded our New Zealand sales office due to interest in our products and we can now be reached in Auckland at +64.09.889.0257

And I know there a few people from the Netherlands here.

Anyone from outside USA want to jump in and let us know how you are and comment a bit on the economic sign situation in your country.

[Who Builds Dunkin Donuts Signs]

Everbrite is the main vendor. The franchisee typically buys direct from them and they ship to site for some one else to install. Though other companies may do Duncan signs, Everbrite is the only one I know that does the menu boards. We do Duncan in New York for several local franchisee's and buy the menu boards from Everbrite.