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Octagon Shaped Sign Post

Now There is a Choice

 

NEX® is a sign support system that is
better looking, cost effective and easier to install!
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Our patented octagon shaped sign post is changing the face of modern sign support.

Quickly becoming the sign support of choice for government  municipalities and transit authorities across North America.
NEX® meets FHWA breakaway standards and gives you superior torsional strength, tamper resistant hardware and complete ease of installation - making it the preferred system to U-Channel and Square Post sign support systems.

 

If your looking to enhance the beauty of your city

NEX® is the SOLUTION

The NEX® system is aesthetically pleasing to the eye and can make your bus stop, city, park, playground or municipality stand above the rest as a unique and desirable place to be.
NEX® is available in hundreds of colors

Powder coated finishes are available in a large array of colors to help increase sign visibility and community safety.

Think about how a bright red post would increase the visibility of a Stop sign or
maybe a Yield sign on a bright yellow post.
How about a School Crossing sign on a florescent green post
or a Railroad Crossing sign on a  white post?
The NEX® system can make your mass transit stop easily identifiable by matching the color scheme of your equipment. The the feel of this unique shape allows visually impaired riders to identify the stop easily.

Higher Visibility - Better Aesthetics - Less Maintenance

The NEX® System is competitively priced and easy to install

saving you time and money

The ease of installation with NEX® saves you time installing, removing and replacing posts. 
The NEX® wedge saves you time by allowing you to fit our post into existing square anchors in seconds.
So when you compare the NEX® post to the other sign posts you can see why NEX® is
"The Next Generation of Sign Post"




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