Interchangeable address signage system
An interchangeable address signage system utilizes one or more address tiles retained on a backplate. The backplate has a top rail and a bottom rail, with tabs extending from the rails. The address tiles each notches on their top surfaces and their bottom surfaces which correspond to the tabs on the rails of the backplate. The address tiles are either retained between the tabs extending from the rails or by the positioning of the tabs within the notches of the address tiles, depending on the number of tiles being placed on the backplate. A separable support frame attached to the backplate maintains the backplate and tiles in position. A display member which extends from the support frame provides for interchangeable decorative displays to be attached to the system.
1. An interchangeable address signage system comprising:
a plurality of address tiles, each tile comprising a top surface, a bottom surface, and angled corner surfaces;
a backplate comprising a front surface, a top rail, a bottom rail, and tab means on the front surface for retaining one or more address tiles on the backplate in a first position whereby one or more address tiles are retained between the top and bottom rails and between the tab means, and for retaining one or more address tiles in a second position whereby address tiles are retained between the top and bottom rails and the tab means are fitted within the address tiles; and
a support frame separable from the backplate and means to attach the backplate to the support frame comprising peg members on the top and bottom rails of the backplate and peg receptacles on the support frame which engage the peg members, whereby when the peg members and peg receptacles are engaged, said one or more address tiles are immoveably maintained on the backplate.
2. The address signage system as in claim 1 comprising a display member extending from the support frame, said display member having a display section.
3. The address signage system as in claim 2 further comprising means on the display section to secure signage to the display section.
4. An interchangeable address signage system comprising:
one or more address tiles, each tile comprising a top surface, a bottom surface, and angled corner surfaces extending down from the top surface and up from the bottom surface, the top and bottom surfaces each having inwardly extending notches;
a backplate comprising a front surface, the front surface supporting a top rail and a bottom rail and a series of spaced apart tabs extending from each rail, whereby one or more of the address tiles are configured to be placed on the front surface of the backplate such that the top surface of the address tile is flush with the top rail and the bottom surface of the tile is flush with the bottom rail and, in a first position, the corner surfaces of the tile are flush with one or more of the tabs extending from the top rail and one or more of the tabs extending from the bottom rail and, in a second position, the notches of the tile are fitted snugly within one tab of the top rail and one tab of the bottom.
5. The address signage system as in claim 4 further comprising a support frame separable from the backplate.