Standoff for mounting INDOOR signage on wall using #12 screws, as featured in video linked in description

These standoffs can mount a sign to the wall, and also give the sign some space away from the wall, giving room for electronics or wiring on the back of the sign, and/or for avoiding infrastructure (conduit or pipes or whatever).

CAVEAT: Use common sense. If a sign is tremendously heavy, a printed part may not be enough.

As featured in my video shown below:

Dimensions of this part:

• Depth (i.e. spacing distance from the wall):                         60 mm (2.3622")
   
• Width (outside to outside, not screw placement):               72 mm (2.83465")
   
• Length (from top to bottom as positioned on the sign):     64 mm (2.51969")

Screw placement is shown in the diagrams below:

• A wall-mounted sign should settle onto the #12 screw in the wall, with the screw center positioned at the center of the printed mount part, i.e. 36 mm from each side, and 32 mm from the top and bottom edges, as shown here:

If you need to pre-drill or pre-plan the holes for attachment of the mounts to the sign:

 Printing tips:

• PLA is fine for INDOOR signage.
• Print as oriented.
• Print with extra perimeter walls (at least 3 or even 4), especially if the sign is heavier.
• Print with high infill percentage (at least 25%) for increased strength, especially if the sign is heavier.

Screw diameter / head type this is designed for:

Installation tips:

• Screw head should be left out by ¼" away from the wall or the anchor in the wall.
• As shown in the video, three wall mounts form a triangle that will space the sign away from the wall without the sign falling into a slanted position. Two upper and at least one lower, and centered. This plan is illustrated below, as used for the sign in the video above: