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Service · Signage & Totem Structures

Signage and totem structural calculation

Signs and totems are large, light structures and among the first to fail in storms. We calculate supports, connections and foundations for wind.

Signage and totem structural calculation
Schematic · Signage & Totem Structures

Why it matters

Rooftop signs and tall totems take wind on their full area. Post bending, wall anchors and totem foundation stability must be demonstrated.

We use EN 1991-1-4 force coefficients for free-standing walls and signboards to size aluminium or steel supports, connections and foundations.

Systems

  • Facade and rooftop signs
  • Totems and pylons
  • Billboards
  • Fuel station canopy signs

Standards

  • EN 1991-1-4
  • EN 1993-1-1
  • EN 1999-1-1
  • EN 1992-4

Quick quote

Send drawings and the project address; we will define the scope together.

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Scope

What we check

01

Wind

Force coefficient and peak velocity pressure.

02

Supports

Bending and deflection.

03

Connections

Wall and roof anchors.

04

Foundation

Size, overturning and sliding.

What we need

Information for a quote

  • Sign size and height
  • Mounting location
  • Support type
  • Address
What you get

Deliverables

  • Structural report
  • Support and connection selection
  • Foundation size
FAQ

Signage & Totem Structures

Why calculate a sign?

Signs take the full wind load on a large surface. A structural report demonstrates safety for permits and insurance.

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Let’s talk about your project

Send drawings, elevations and system information; we will define the scope and timeline and get back with a quote.