Mounting Hardware for Unframed Photoluminescent Exit Signs – Stand-Off Barrels & Wire Suspension Set

Choose from two mounting solutions for unframed photoluminescent exit signs, including acrylic models. The Stand-Off Barrel Set creates a clean, protruding wall-mounted display, while the Wire Suspension Set allows ceiling suspension with a 24" drop. Each kit includes the components needed to mount a single unframed exit sign—ideal where visibility, aesthetics, or ceiling clearance are key.

Key Features

• Two options: Stand-Off Barrels (wall) or Wire Suspension (approx. 24" drop)
• Designed for unframed photoluminescent exit signs; ideal for acrylic panels
• Hardware for one sign included; fast, clean, architectural presentation
• Supports wall, flag, or ceiling mounting
• Not compatible with framed signs

Available Mounting Options

• Stand-Off Barrel Set – Elegant, protruding wall installation that creates space between the wall and the sign face for a floating appearance.
• Wire Suspension Set – Suspend signs approximately 24" from the ceiling using the top two mounting holes—ideal for open areas, tall ceilings, or drop ceilings.

What’s Included

• Stand-Off Barrel Set: 4 stand-off barrels, 4 wall anchors, 4 screws (enough for 1 sign)
• Wire Suspension Set: 2 suspension cables with ceiling anchors and connection hardware (enough for 1 sign)

Compatibility

• Works with unframed photoluminescent exit signs
• Recommended for acrylic exit signs using photoluminescent (glow-in-the-dark) legends
• Not compatible with framed exit signs (single or double sided)

Mounting Use Cases

• Stand-Off Barrels – Use for wall mounting where a clean, architectural appearance is desired
• Wire Suspension – Use where wall mounting isn’t possible or where higher ceiling visibility is needed

Installation Notes

• One hardware set mounts one sign
• Signs should be pre-drilled or manufactured with holes compatible with the chosen method
• For safe, code-conscious installs, place signs and provide lighting per photoluminescent signage requirements