Brushed Stainless Steel Letters with Welded Rear Brackets
SUS 304 stainless steel with a hairline finish is laser-cut into lettering. Welded rear brackets hold the non-illuminated letters away from the wall.
This non-illuminated sign uses SUS 304 stainless steel with a hairline finish, laser-cut into letter shapes. Rear mounting brackets are welded to the letters to leave a gap between the metal faces and the wall. The format is used for logos and information signs in shops and interior spaces.
Laser-Cut SUS 304 Lettering
The main photograph shows the brushed metal fronts of the lettering alongside separate mounting pieces. Laser cutting forms the outlines in SUS 304 stainless steel while retaining the visible hairline finish on the face. Welded rear brackets provide the spaced wall-mounting structure. Letter size, shape, arrangement and bracket layout can be discussed for the artwork and wall conditions. For a flat plate format in the same material, see the etched stainless steel nameplate. Another dimensional-letter construction appears in the mirror-aluminium-faced rubber lettering.
Welded Rear Brackets and Loops
The photograph shows long lettering pieces and individual characters with mounting hardware visible. Brackets and small loops are welded at positions suited to the rear of each piece. These parts form the fixing structure that spaces the non-illuminated lettering from the wall. Bracket positions and quantities are selected around the letter design and mounting surface.
Discuss Your Stainless Steel Lettering
Share the lettering or logo artwork, finished size, quantity and preferred direction of the hairline finish. Include details of the wall where the sign will be mounted so the letter layout and rear brackets can be considered together. Send a fabrication inquiry.
