High ceiling sign hanging arrangement

1. A method of supporting and changing a display sign from any point in an overhead elongated upper rail attached to a ceiling, comprising:

connecting the display sign to an elongated anchor rail;

piercing a slot arranged in an elongated anchor rail by an angled main flange attached on an upper end of a lift pole;

lifting the anchor rail and the sign thereattached onto a shaped lower edge of an elongated lower extension of the upper rail;

depositing an anchor cleat of the anchor rail upon the shaped lower edge of the upper rail;

sliding the angled main flange back out through the slot in the elongated anchor rail; and

reversing the process to remove the anchor rail and sign thereattached, from the upper rail, wherein the anchor rail is of inverted “V” shape in cross-section form on its upper edge, and wherein the shaped lower edge of the elongated lower extension of the upper rail is of generally triangular shape in cross-section to provide even support to the cleat of the anchor rail, and wherein the elongated lower extension of the upper rail is supported off at an acute angle with respect to the elongated lower extension.

2. The method as recited in claim 1 , wherein the elongated lower extension of the upper rail is supported off at an acute angle with respect to the elongated lower extension.

3. The method as recited in claim 1 , wherein the lower extension of the upper rail has a pair of anchor support feet extending downwardly from the elongated lower extension.

4. A method of supporting and changing a display sign from any point in an overhead elongated upper rail attached to a ceiling by a high ceiling hanging arrangement, the method comprising:

connecting the display sign to an elongated anchor rail;

piercing a slot arranged in an elongated anchor rail by an angled main flange attached on an upper end of a lift pole;

lifting the anchor rail and the sign thereattached onto a shaped lower edge of an elongated lower extension of the upper rail;

depositing an anchor cleat of the anchor rail upon the shaped lower edge of the upper rail;

sliding the angled main flange back out through the slot in the elongated anchor rail; and

reversing the process to remove the anchor rail and sign thereattached, from the upper rail, wherein the anchor rail is of inverted “V” shape in cross-section form on its upper edge, and wherein the shaped lower edge of the elongated lower extension of the upper rail is of generally triangular shape in cross-section to provide even support to the cleat of the anchor rail, and wherein the elongated lower extension of the upper rail is supported off at an acute angle with respect to the elongated lower extension, wherein the high ceiling sign hanging arrangement for enabling the attachment and removal of a suspended sign from an extended height, comprises:

the elongated upper rail having the lipped upper channel therein for receipt of the ceiling attachment member, the upper rail having the generally triangularly cross-section shaped upper rail support cleat, for non-swinging receipt of the sign bearing elongated anchor rail;

the elongated anchor rail for bearing a sign therefrom, the anchor rail having the anchor cleat of “V” shape in cross-section on the upper edge thereon for stable support with the support cleat;

a lift means comprising the pole with a main flange on an upper end thereof, to facilitate the mating with the anchor rail and subsequent dis-engagement from the anchor rail upon deposit of the anchor cleat on the upper rail; and

wherein the lift means comprises the elongated pole having the triangularly shaped flange on the upper end thereof.

5. The high ceiling sign hanging arrangement as recited in claim 4 , wherein the anchor cleat of the anchor rail removably rests upon the upper rail support cleat on the upper rail, the anchor rail having a slot therethrough for engaging receipt of the flange, the upper rail having a mid-channel therethrough for sliding receipt of connecting links between adjacent upper rails adjacently supported from a ceiling; and

wherein the upper rail has an elongated mid-chamber for receipt of connecting links to permit abutting the smooth attachment of successive upper rails thereadjacent.