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G R A P H I C S - P R O. C O M J A N U A R Y 2 0 2 3 • G R A P H I C S P R O 2 3 Burial Beer Pole Sign Retro Vintage Rotating Sign 18" 48" 15" 6" Steel Pole 14' Retro-Vintage looking sign. Internally LED illuminated cabinet. Rotating mechanism (see left and attached. Face TBD, (flex face,acrylic or thermoformed) Retro-Vintage looking sign. Internally LED illuminated cabinet. Face TBD, (flex face,acrylic or thermoformed) Sign Location set back 10' from Right of way taking one existing parking spot. February 24, 2022 JD Rv2 Retro-Vintage Rotating Sign Material: Aluminum Fabricated Rotating mechanism (details attached) acrylic or thermoformed) cabinets. Internally LED illuminated. Faces TBD(flex face, Post: 6" round steel post. Set in engineered foundation by others and permitted separately with a building permit by others. 48" Drawing file of vintage vacuum-formed sign with engineered stamp, permit information and landlord sign-off. (Images courtesy James Dean Hamilton) Flynn sets and tightens mounting hardware while checking LEDs. Charlotte taproom Director of Brand Chris McClure and graphic artist Kortnie Emmons reached out from the brewery about some interesting projects for the interior and exterior. ey contacted a couple of other sign companies and no one knew how to do all the projects. I worked with Zack Hilyer, the brewery's facility director, to dive into elec- trical and installation needs. Always up for a challenge, I worked with the team at Modulex Carolinas and put some con- cept drawings and pricing together. The pole sign Burial wanted a vintage, vacuum-formed sign in keeping with a lot of the original '60s/'70s signs in neighborhood. I worked with Katie Waldrop at Diversified Signs in York, South Carolina, about tweaking some art to make this happen. Since they were doing the faces, we decided it best to have them do the job turn- key. Cabinets, LEDs and steel post could be test fitted before install. I also worked with Brace Sign Service out of Gastonia, North Carolina. Owners Brock Steel and Robert Flynn helped with the install. Since Charlotte required a licensed electrical contrac- tor for anything involving electricity, it was a perfect fit.