Aluminum Cabinet Framing
Aging cabinet components were removed and replaced with newly fabricated aluminum framing.
King Signs rebuilt the multi-tenant sign system for GSL Property Management Plaza at 7901 NW 2nd Street while retaining the existing freestanding pole structure.
The project included new aluminum cabinet framing, updated tenant panels, new LED illumination, refreshed power components and electrical upgrades.
The existing freestanding support remained useful, but the cabinet system, tenant presentation, illumination and electrical components needed a much more substantial update.
Rather than treating each issue as a separate repair, King Signs approached the project as a coordinated cabinet-system retrofit.
These photos document the actual Palm Plaza sign refurbishment from the old and outdated sign through removal, rebuilt aluminum framing, updated tenant presentation and the completed multi-tenant sign.
Many commercial signs do not need to be completely replaced. If the pole, foundation or main structural support is still serviceable, King Signs can evaluate the existing sign and determine whether a refurbishment makes more sense. A commercial sign refurbishment can modernize the cabinet, replace faded faces and tenant panels, upgrade lighting to LED, repair electrical components, repaint the structure and dramatically improve the property's appearance while reusing sound components.
Aging cabinet components were removed and replaced with newly fabricated aluminum framing.
The multi-tenant presentation was refreshed for improved organization and roadside readability.
New LED components modernized the cabinet’s nighttime illumination.
Power supplies and wiring were refreshed as part of the complete cabinet-system renovation.
The electrical package was upgraded along with the visible portions of the multi-tenant sign.
New illumination replaced aging components inside the rebuilt tenant cabinet system.
Updated power components were installed to support the new lighting system.
Wiring was refreshed around the rebuilt sign system and new LEDs.
The completed cabinets were checked for operation and improved illumination across the tenant panels.
Review the existing pole, cabinet, tenant panels, electrical system and site access.
Remove deteriorated cabinet, face, lighting and electrical components included in the scope.
Fabricate replacement aluminum cabinet framing around verified field dimensions.
Prepare refreshed tenant panels and logos for the updated plaza sign.
Install new LED modules, power supplies and wiring.
Install the newly fabricated components onto the retained support structure.
Install and align the updated faces throughout the multi-tenant system.
Review fit, appearance, illumination and electrical operation.
New cabinets and tenant panels gave the plaza a more finished, maintained roadside identity.
Refreshed branding improved consistency across the multi-tenant sign.
New LED components improved the sign’s nighttime presentation.
Rebuilt cabinets provide a better platform for future tenant-panel and lighting service.
This project case study is based on hands-on experience with commercial freestanding signage, multi-tenant cabinets, pole and pylon retrofits, LED conversions, fabrication and field installation.
Send King Signs the property address, clear photos of the existing sign, current tenant logos and a description of what needs to change. We can help determine whether the project needs tenant panels, an LED conversion, cabinet reconstruction or complete replacement.