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The U-Channel Street Sign Blade Bracket is an extruded aluminum mounting bracket designed to attach street name blades to square or round signposts at a 180° (flat) orientation. This bracket accommodates 5.5-inch U-channel sign blades and provides a secure, professional-grade connection for municipal street signage installations.
Constructed from extruded aluminum, this bracket offers superior strength and dimensional consistency compared to stamped alternatives. The 180° configuration positions sign blades perpendicular to the post, ensuring maximum visibility from both directions of traffic. Extruded construction provides uniform wall thickness and tighter tolerances for a precise fit with standard U-channel sign blade profiles.
Key Features
5.5-Inch Blade Compatibility — Precisely sized to fit standard U-channel street sign blades with 5.5-inch height.
180° Flat Orientation — Mounts blades perpendicular to the post for optimal two-way visibility at intersections.
Extruded Aluminum Construction — Stronger and more dimensionally accurate than stamped brackets, with consistent wall thickness throughout.
Universal Post Fit — Compatible with both square and round signposts commonly used in municipal street sign installations.
Corrosion-Resistant — Aluminum construction resists rust and weathering for long-term outdoor performance.
Applications
Used by municipal public works departments, DOT contractors, and sign installation crews for mounting street name blades at intersections. Ideal for residential street signage, downtown wayfinding systems, and any application requiring perpendicular blade orientation on existing signposts.
