Signage system for structural poles
OwnerJorma Rauma, Harri Raumainventors
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Abstract
A signage system is provided for use with load bearing poles. The system includes an upper pole section and a lower pole section, separable from the upper pole section. At least one upper flange block is positioned within the upper pole section and at least one lower flange block is positioned within the lower pole section. A load bearing shaft extends between or through each of the upper flange block and the lower flange block. Signage is coupled to or otherwise associated with the load bearing shaft, the signage being rotatable relative to at least one of the upper and lower pole sections.
Claims21
A signage system for use with load bearing poles, comprising:
- an upper pole section;
- a lower pole section, separable from the upper pole section;
- at least one upper flange block and at least one top flange block positioned within the upper pole section;
- at least one lower flange block and at least one bottom flange block positioned within the lower pole section;
- a load bearing shaft, the load bearing shaft extending through the upper flange block to the top flange block and through the lower flange block to the bottom flange block;
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- signage, coupled to the load bearing shaft, the signage being rotatable relative to at least one of the upper and lower pole sections.
A method for retrofitting a load bearing pole with a signage system, comprising:
- separating the load bearing pole into an upper and a lower pole section;
- installing an upper flange block within the upper pole section;
- installing a lower flange block within the lower pole section;
- positioning a load bearing shaft through each of the upper and lower flange blocks;
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- attaching signage to the load bearing shaft such that the signage is rotatable relative to at least one of the upper and lower pole sections.
A signage system for use with load bearing poles, comprising:
- an upper pole section;
- a lower pole section, separable from the upper pole section;
- at least one upper flange block, positioned within the upper pole section and being rotationally fixed relative to the upper pole section;
- at least one lower flange block, positioned within the lower pole section and being rotationally fixed relative to the lower pole section;
- a top flange block, positioned within the upper pole section and a bottom flange block, positioned within the lower pole section;
- a load bearing shaft, extending from the top flange block, through the upper flange block and the lower flange block, and to the bottom flange block;
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- signage, coupled to the load bearing shaft, the signage being rotatable relative to at least one of the upper and lower pole sections.
A signage system for use with load bearing poles, comprising:
- an upper pole section
- a lower pole section, separable from the upper pole section;
- at least one upper flange block, positioned within the upper pole section;
- at least one lower flange block, positioned within the lower pole section;
- a load bearing shaft, extending from the upper flange block to the lower flange block;
- signage, the signage coupled to the load bearing shaft and being rotatable relative to at least one of the upper and lower pole sections;
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- a motor mounted within one of the upper or lower pole sections, the motor providing rotatability to the signage and including a drive shaft extending from the motor to the signage and coupling the motor thereto.
A method for retrofitting a load bearing pole with a signage system, comprising:
- separating the load bearing pole into an upper and a lower pole section;
- installing an upper flange block within the upper pole section;
- installing a lower flange block within the lower pole section;
- positioning a load bearing shaft through each of the upper and lower flange blocks;
- attaching signage to the load bearing shaft such that the signage is rotatable relative to at least one of the upper and lower pole sections;
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- mounting a motor within one of the upper or lower pole sections, the motor providing rotatability to the signage.
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