Channel nameplates are designed for fast and inexpensive updates that you do yourself. Laser print names onto locally available paper or clear overhead transparency material using a software template of our design. Signs can be fashioned to accommodate more than one name per. Change anytime and as as many times as you wish.

We recommend Adobe Illustrator for doing the names. It includes capabilty to do templates with locked layers, show positioning guidlines that are non-printing and have trim marks that print. And you can freely position a name. Use an ordinary office trimmer to safely trim names apart.

Channel signs get their name from the metal channel from which they are made. Extruded aluminum is cut to size and finished in various ways. Heights are limited to 3" and 5" pursuant to commercially available extrusion dimensions. Length of signs can vary. Each sign has a plastic face that is held captive by a set screw. Loosening it provides access to the insert beneath.

There are personalization options. We can leave the sign face clear, or perform decoration, such as sandblasting a portion of the clear surface to provide backdrop for ADA location numbers and / or the client's logo. The sign body is decorated with paint or by mechanically finishing the metal surface. The signs shown on this page were custom designed per project.

Finishes include satin, brushed, polished, sandblasted, anodized or painted. You can insert wall covering or other thin decorative material behind the nameplate inserts.

Office signs look complete with an array of signs identifying people. We follow the ADA Americans with Disabilities Act using code required raised letters and Grade II Braille copy equivalent when you need location numbers on your Channel nameplates.

Deploy one of the designs shown on this page or hire us to design one especially for you.