2-3/8" Galvanized Steel Round Sign Posts
Details for 2-3/8" Galvanized Steel Round Sign Posts:
- Round sign posts are 2-3/8" outer diameter.
- Made with galvanized steel to prevent rust.
- Standard wall thickness is .065"
- Sign posts must ship by ground transportation. They are not eligible for air shipping.
- See 12 Foot Round Sign Post (Minimum order 5 posts) in our catalog on page 63.
Our standard round traffic sign post is made of galvanized steel for durability and rust resistance. Traffic signs can be mounted to the post with post clamps (SKU# H-125 or H-126). A street name sign can be mounted to the top of the post using SKU# H-500 or H-1250 brackets.
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8 Foot Round Sign Post |
$74.06 | $56.29 | $50.36 | |
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10 Foot Round Sign Post (Minimum order 5 posts) |
$84.75 | $80.51 | $76.28 | |
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12 Foot Round Sign Post (Minimum order 5 posts) |
$96.75 | $91.91 | $87.08 | |
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Example Use:
A Galvanized Steel Round Sign Post is a crucial component in ensuring that signs remain stable and resilient to various environmental conditions. For instance, imagine a city planning to install a new pedestrian crossing sign near a school to enhance the safety of students. To begin, workers would first dig a hole approximately 2 to 3 feet deep, depending on local regulations and soil conditions. The Galvanized Steel Round Sign Post, known for its rust-resistant properties due to the protective zinc coating, would then be positioned into the hole. Once in place, optional concrete is poured around the post to solidify its position, ensuring that it remains upright and steadfast. After the optional concrete sets, the pedestrian crossing sign is then attached to the post using brackets or other hardware, and its elevated position on the post ensures visibility to oncoming traffic.
