Eddie Edwards Signs

We are pleased to be able to offer you a full range of sign services including a multitude of sign types and sign options. Below are the sign categories which outline effective, efficient sign types:

Awning Sign: A building-mounted sign that provides additional functionality as shelter.

Banner: A temporary sign of lightweight fabric or similar material that is mounted to a pole or building.

Billboard: A large, standardized third-party/off-premise structure displaying advertising intended for viewing from extended distances, generally more than 50 feet.

Changeable-Copy Sign: A sign or portion thereof on which the copy of symbols change either automatically through electrical means or manually through replacement of letters or symbols.

Channel Letter: A fabricated or formed three-dimensional letter that may accommodate a light source.

Types of Channel Letters:

   Backlighted Letter: An illuminated reverse channel letter with an open
   or translucent back so that light from the letter is directed against the
   surface behind the letter, producing a halo lighting effect around the
   letter.

   Front-Lighted Letter: An illuminated channel letter with a translucent
   face.

   H Channel Letter: A dimensional letter with baffles at the center of the
   cross-sectional shape for support of neon tubing and mounting of
   transformers.

Open Channel Letter: A dimensional letter that has no face and, if
illuminated, has a visible light source.

   Pan Channel Letter: A dimensional letter that is constructed with side
   walls, a back, and a face, making the letter a solid integral unit with the
   side walls and back having a pan-shaped cross-section.

Reverse Channel Letter: A fabricated dimensional letter with opaque
face and side walls.

Directional Sign: Signs designed to provide direction to pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

Directory Sign: A sign that identifies the names and locations of tenants in a multi-tenant building or in a development made up of a group of buildings.

Double-Faced Sign: A sign with two parallel faces.

Electric Sign: Any sign containing or using electrical wiring.

Electronic Message Center: A variable-message sign that utilizes computer-generated messages or some other electronic means of changing copy.

Exterior Illuminated Sign: A sign that is illuminated by a light source that is directed towards and shines on the face of a sign.

Flat Cut-Out Letter: A dimensional letter cut from sheet or plate stock.

Freestanding Sign: A sign that is not attached to a building.

Ground Sign: A freestanding sign with no visible support structure.

High-Rise Sign: A tall, freestanding sign, usually of pole design and construction.

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Light-Emitting Diode/Display (LED) and Liquid Crystal Display (LCD): Electronic devices that channel light through tubes to create patterns that can produce changing video displays.

Listed Sign: A sign labeled to indicated that the manufacturer of the sign is identified on a list published by a nationally-recognized testing laboratory as producing signs in conformance with the applicable American national standard. EES produces electric signs following the standards and regulations as provided by Underwriters Laboratories (UL).

Menu Board: A variable-message sign that allows a retailer to list products and prices.

Message Center: An electronic or mechanical variable-message sign enabling changes to be made from locations other than at the sign.

Monument Sign: A ground sign with low overall height.

On-Premise Sign: A sign whose message and design relates to a business, profession, product, service or entertainment event or activity that is sold, offered or conducted on the same property where the sign is located.

Pan Face: A plastic sign face molded into a three-dimensional shape.

Permanent Sign: A sign attached to a building or structure, or to the ground in a manner that enables the sign to resist environmental loads such as wind and that precludes ready removal or movement of the sign.

Pole Sign: A freestanding sign with a visible support structure.

Post and Panel Sign: An unlighted sign which uses one or more visible posts to support the sign body.

Projecting Sign: A building-mounted sign with the faces of the sign projecting from and perpendicular to the building fascia.

Pylon Sign: A freestanding sign with a visible support structure, which may or may not be enclosed by a pole cover.

Regulatory Sign: A sign having the primary purpose of conveying information concerning rules, ordinances, or laws.

Roof Sign: A building-mounted sign erected upon and completely over the roof of the building.

Temporary Sign: Any sign not intended for permanent installation.

Time-and-Temperature Display: A variable message sign that displays current time and temperature in a stationary or alternating manner.

Variable-Message Sign: A sign that includes provisions for message changes.

Wall Sign: A building-mounted sign either attached to or displayed or painted on an exterior wall in a manner parallel with the wall surface, and not projecting more than 16 inches from such surface.

Window Sign: A sign that is painted on, attached to, or suspended directly behind or in front of a window or the glass portion of a door.

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