To ensure blade signs can withstand Regina’s harsh climate, including heavy snow, high winds, and intense UV exposure, specific high-quality materials are recommended:
- Aluminum Frames: These are preferred for their superior weather resistance and sturdy structure, providing long-term durability against prairie conditions.
- Acrylic Faces: This material is commonly used for sign faces due to its durability and resistance to local weather elements.
- High-Quality Vinyl Graphics: Quality vinyl is used to resist fading from seasonal temperature swings and sun exposure.
- Protective Overlaminates: These coatings are applied to provide additional resistance against abrasion and UV damage.
- LED Components: For illuminated blade signs, energy-efficient LEDs are recommended because they use up to 80% less power than neon and offer superior durability during long, dark winters.
- Stainless Steel Hardware: During installation, stainless steel is used for bracket mounting to ensure stability and safety.
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