Accessories

Provide the product code, quantity, installation location and intended equipment. Ask for accessories, fixings, software and installation requirements to be identified separately in the quotation. Separate the equipment to be supplied from equipment you will provide. A computer or media player, signal cables and mounting hardware may be separate items within the same project. When comparing a proposal, check that the model codes, quantities and chosen configuration match the request. Consider any content preparation, software, delivery and installation requirements as separate items too. Confirm the delivery schedule and responsibilities for the installation during the order discussion.

Provide the full model code of the product, the mounting surface and the required quantity. Share dimensions of the shelf edge, hook or support surface, preferably with a photograph. Check both the attachment method and compatibility with the equipment it will hold. Similar-looking accessories may differ in size or connection, so do not finalise an order from appearance alone.

Compatibility depends on the attachment method, dimensions and operating conditions; an accessory should not be assumed to fit every model. Compare the existing equipment and mounting details with the product information. For larger orders, identify different shelf types separately and confirm the fit before ordering. Check the quotation for any included screws, fixings or other supporting components.

List installation points and the number of displays or labels at each point. Group the attachment types needed for different surfaces and match product codes to quantities. Identify areas where shelf layouts may change to help choose suitable parts. List installation fixings and any requested spare components separately from the main equipment quantity to make the order scope clear.

Options listed in this category include Unisign Modular Menuboard Mounting System. Start with the installation location and the task, then narrow the shortlist accordingly. Open each model page to check the complete product code and that model’s technical values. Listing images do not establish that all sizes or equipment options are identical. Record physical dimensions, connections, mounting format and stated operating conditions in a consistent order when comparing products. If the new equipment will be used with an existing system, provide those model details too. Share your preferred products and quantities so the options can be reviewed together; identifying additional equipment and installation requirements helps define the appropriate scope.