Beehive is a national assisted living franchise with numerous locations. The entrances to these facilities typically have real brick and mortar block stone monument column marquees with suspended embossed sign panels under wooden post arms that welcoming incoming traffic. They require break away sign monuments, meaning if impacted by a vehicle, the sign will literally…
The City of Wentzville, Missouri has numerous highway entrances. These entrances typically had real brick and mortar block stone monument marquees with cast aluminum oval plaques welcoming incoming traffic. We were asked to make their city entrance signs. There is an ongoing issue with sign monuments and liability for city municipalities (and all other entrance-style…
What’s the Difference Between Monument Signs and Pylon Signs? When discussing the appropriate signage to attract the attention of motorists, the graphic artists at Blink Signs frequently suggest the installation of pylon or monument signs for Cleveland business owners. Both signage solutions advertise your company’s presence, brand via the display of your logo and corporate…
Want to know how to install a sign monument with a concrete footer? While we proudly advertise that our custom sign monument solutions do not require a concrete footer (they are designed and produced to rest directly on the ground), we do run into situations where a concrete footer (or concrete slab) is required by…
We are often asked to update an existing sign, known as a sign monument re-vamp. To save costs, our sign design team uses as much of the existing structure that is in place, repairing any damaged areas as needed. This example shows the “before” of a brick & mortar sign monument with recessed concrete area…
