traffic guidepost sign from China manufacturer - Foshan Chinese Door Industry Co.,Ltd

Price:	1.0~50.0 USD
Payment Terms:	T/T,L/C,D/A,D/P,WU;cash
Place of Origin:	Guangdong, China (Mainland)


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Product Detail

Model No.: Guidepost Signage

Production Capacity: 10000PCS\Month

Delivery Date: 12 days or depends on the o...

Specification: 600mm/800mm/1000mm/1200mm

Price: Negotiable

Means of Transport: Ocean,Land,Air;delivery

Packing: Plastic film or as requirem...

Brand Name: CHINESE DOOR

Function: Indication & signs

Applicable: Traffic,road,freeway,highwa...

1.Function feature as informative&guidance sign.
2.Weather-resistant.Favourable price&installation convenient.
3.Better&advanced design&quality.

Traffic highway signage guidepost direction sign

Signage materials: National aluminum plate attached engineering level tapetum lucidum.
Specification: 600mm\ 800mm \ 1000mm \ 1200mm.

Product features:
1. Laser incision, punch stamping mould forming, hydraulic pressure machinery crimping, high-strength, more aesthetical.
2. Applicable Traffic,road,freeway,highway,street,pavement,parking lot,lane,cross,bridge,road construction,channel,driveway,expressway,etc use will be more safe.
3.Adopt aluminum plate fabrication, better&advanced anti-corrosion function.
4.Tapetum lucidum pasted on the concave surface of the signage. More convenient for installation & transportation.

Traffic highway signage guidepost direction sign is suitable for freeway,expressway,lane,parking lot,road, way, street, highway, railway,corner,roadway,pavement,footpath,parking zone,etc public place use, for showing correct guidance instruction.

Most early direction signs were based on the traditional styles in use in area; the United Kingdom used adapted, cast iron fingerposts for signing directions,while the United States adopted an ad hoc scheme based on traditional trail markings. These proved unwieldy, and modernisation efforts quickly sprung up to change them. However, the changes faced opposition, both from traditionalists who preferred the style or charm of older signs, and from businesses along affected routes, who feared that standardised direction signs would favour the new highways, causing rural routes to fade into obscurity.

Traffic highway signage guidepost direction sign