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Rigid Border Tubing
Allanson
10 14 33 Illuminated Panel Signage
Allanson’s LED and RGB ColorMix Rigid Border Tubing improve the look of your customers’ building to help enhance their brand. We will work with you to take care of all the details and will ship ready to install rigid border tubes.
Rigid border tubes are available in seven standard colours (custom colours upon request
with minimum order quantities), and RGB systems for colour changing effects. Lock in a specific brand colour with the
SkyLock version.
Allanson Rigid Border Tube products are constructed of non-bendable, ultraviolet (UV)-resistant polycarbonate housing. The unique end caps provide a competitive advantage by allowing thermal expansion and contraction, and providing uniform illumination from end to end for a clean and sleek look.
Visit www.allansonled.com for more information, or contact customer service at 1.800.661.7251 or cservice@allanson.com.
Additional Information
Rigid Border Tube Solutions PageRigid Border Tube Specifications Page
Rigid Border Tube Installation Manual
Contact Information
Phone: 1.800.661.7251
Email:
cservice@allanson.com
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