Double-Pole Sign Retrofit into Monument with Full-Color LED & Lightbox in Cleburne, TX
Proposed Sign
Proposed Design — Front View
This drawing shows the proposed retrofit of the existing double-pole sign structure into a monument. Column covers will be added below the poles to create a clean monument look, with a new full-color LED display and internally illuminated lightbox installed between the two poles.
3D-Rendered View
A 3D render showing how the proposed sign will look once the retrofit is complete. This gives you a clear sense of the overall structure, proportions, and how the LED display and lightbox will sit between the columns.
Rendered View
Street-Level Vantage View
A rendered view showing how the sign will appear on the property from the road. This gives the most realistic representation of how the finished sign will look to passing traffic. Please note this is a design render — the finished sign may appear slightly different in scale and proportion in person.
Lightbox Measurement
Lightbox Dimensions & Text Visibility
This drawing shows the proposed lightbox dimensions and text height specifications. As a general guideline, text at 10cm in height is visible from approximately 100 feet away — ensuring your church name is clearly legible to passing traffic.
Survey Images
Existing Sign — Front View
A front-facing photo of the existing sign structure showing its current condition prior to the proposed retrofit.
Existing Sign — Side View
A side view of the existing structure showing the pole depth and profile, used to inform the retrofit design.
A view from the opposite side of the structure to capture the full profile and condition of both poles.
Width Between Poles
This photo shows the measured width between the two existing poles — the clear space that will accommodate the new LED display and lightbox.
Pole Width Measurement
A close-up measurement of the existing pole width, used to design the column covers and ensure the brackets fit correctly.
Pole Height — Top to Grade
This photo shows the measured height of the poles from the top down to grade level, used to confirm the overall sign height and ensure compliance with any height restrictions.
Additional Survey View
An additional survey photo of the existing structure for reference.