Sign Standoff
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Standoffs for mounting signs, street numbers, pictures, etc. to a wall without showing
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Wall-mounted
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
These standoffs are hidden and easy to align.
Attach the top part to the sign with screws or glue (two versions provided) and then position and press onto your wall. They leave a dimple.
Next, screw the bottom parts where the dimples are. Use anchors as needed.
Then, press your sign onto the bottom parts to connect them.
The ‘top_post_ does not connect with the bottom part, these are to be used as spacers if you want support somewhere but don’t need it screwed to the wall at that point. I used them at the bottom of my wall panels simply to keep a consistent spacing.
The top part use #6 pan head screws of whatever length works for you. The bottom part use #8 flat head screws, whatever length you need.
I printed these with PETG with a 0.4 nozzle and 0.2mm height and they work fine. Nylon would be ideal. Avoid PLA since it deforms over time under load. Tune your print for high layer adhesion. I used clear PETG in the example for hanging decorative wall panels.
You need to flip the top parts for printing.