REAL PROJECT CASE
No. 18 Garage Dog-Shaped Illuminated Signpost
The 18 Garage sign uses a white dog graphic, blue Chinese name, WELCOME panel and yellow bulb border in a vertical composition.
Project Images
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No. 18 Garage Dog-Shaped Illuminated Signpost project overview
This case organizes a white dog graphic, blue Chinese name, red WELCOME panel, No. 18 location marker, return arrow, and yellow marquee-bulb border in one vertical signpost. A comparable project should first set the reading order for name, direction, and location number, then determine fixing from the site base, overturning resistance needs, and power location.
Design and fabrication highlights
- The dog graphic and blue Chinese name establish the theme
- Arrow, WELCOME panel, and No. 18 marker separate direction and location information
- Yellow perimeter bulbs strengthen the vertical silhouette at distance
Order multiple messages by viewing distance
The large graphic and name form the first recognition level, the arrow and WELCOME panel occupy the middle, and No. 18 adds location information below. Comparable signposts should set graphic and text proportions from vehicle or pedestrian viewing distance.
Site base, power, and maintenance inputs
Provide a site plan or photos, height limit, primary viewing directions, fixing base, indoor or outdoor setting, power location, message schedule, and quantity. Base, anchoring, service access, and transport sections are developed from those inputs.
Complete-unit information and structure checks
Complete-unit checks should cover wording and arrow direction, graphic positions, bulb and linear-light continuity, enclosure connections, base stability, service access, and message accuracy against the sign schedule.
Frequently asked questions
Which information levels does the signpost contain?
Visible levels include the dog-themed graphic, Chinese name, directional arrow, WELCOME panel, and No. 18 location marker.
Why are viewing directions needed before quotation?
Viewing directions affect layout, one- or two-sided construction, enclosure depth, fixing position, and service access.
How is the fixing method selected?
Select anchors, ballast, or a reviewed mobile structure from overall height, wind exposure, foot traffic, base type, and mobility requirements.