Yes, aluminum composite (ACM) signs are specifically engineered to provide excellent resistance to warping and delamination, even in high-wind environments. This makes them a superior choice compared to traditional materials like wood or coroplast for permanent outdoor displays.
Our ACM panel signs, including Dibond outdoor signs, feature a specialized construction that ensures structural integrity:
- Resistant to Warping: Unlike wood, which can warp or rot when exposed to moisture and temperature swings, ACM panels remain dimensionally stable. They are built to withstand temperature extremes ranging from –40°C to +40°C without losing their shape.
- Resistant to Delamination: These signs consist of two aluminum sheets bonded to a solid polyethylene core. This engineered bond is designed to resist tearing and delamination, even when facing the harsh gusts common in prairie weather.
- Wind Load Engineering: To ensure long-term safety and durability, we engineer our signs to handle local wind loads and adhere to CSA standards.
With 35 years of local experience, we handle the entire process from design to installation to ensure your signage is both durable and compliant with local standards. Please note that permit and approval requirements vary by municipality — confirm with the City of Regina before installation.
If you are looking for a sign that maintains a professional appearance for over a decade, contact us today for a free quote.
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