Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Thursday, October 7, 2010
PolyEngraved signs are here!
Our PolyEngraved signs are made from a 1/2"- 1" thick high-density UV stabilized polyethylene. This tough sign material won't delaminate, chip or peel and is designed to withstand a wide range of environmental conditions. This UV stabilized sign board material won't fade in direct sunlight and can withstand rain, cold, hail and wind. It resists graffiti, the non-stick surface protects against spray paints and markers and it is also impact resistant.
Available in a variety of color combinations, they are made from 3 layers of High Density Polyethylene (recycled milk bottles, a "green" product). The inside core of the signboard material is a different color than the outside layers. So when we carve or engrave it, this inner core color becomes exposed, giving you the color contrast desired. It looks just like painted wood, feels just like painted wood, but outlasts painted wood by many years!
PolyEngraved signs are our most durable sign and will withstand the harshest weather and they are vandal resistant. Our PolyEngraved signs are perfect for Business signs, Church signs, School signs, Farm signs, Residential signs, etc.
We use a solid core high density polyethylene signboard material, NO WOOD, which means no need to worry about warping, rotting, etc. Click Here to see complete info and pricing.
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Horse Radio Network
Many fun shows are currently on the network with many more to come. The Eventing Radio Show, The Stable Scoop Radio Show, The Dressage Radio Show, 2010 Radio Show, Horse Tip Daily, Jumping Radio Show, Western Radio Show and Tack and Habit.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Wood vs PVC?
We occasionally have customers ask us for wooden signs. As shown on our website, here is why we prefer PVC over wood:
Why we use NO WOOD in our signs...
Signs made from wood are subject to splitting, cracking, rotting, and warping. Wood naturally expands and contracts with temperature and humidity variations. This "movement" of the wood fibers can lead to the wooden sign swelling, causing hairline cracks in the protective paint, graphics or finish coat. Thus inviting even more moisture into the wood. A wooden sign will require regular maintenance to protect it from further damage by moisture. You will need to have your wood sign repainted or refinished often to keep it looking as new as the day you bought it. Further, most wood that is available today is of poor quality. The wood is cut from "new growth forests" using the heartwood. This wood is not as wide as boards taken from "old growth forests" and need to be laminated (glued) together to make it wide enough for a sign. Hence, "new growth wood" tends to cup, warp, split and rot much more today than when we were able to create signs from "old growth wood".
Why we use solid PVC signboards instead.....
Monday, August 16, 2010
Eagle Scout Sign Project
Congrats to Nick Stagliano on recently becoming an Eagle Scout. Was a pleasure working with you Nick!
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
New Product Now on Website - Wall Graphics
We have added an exciting new product line Decorative Wall Graphics!