Review on Aluminum Surveillance for Sheenwang Property Trespassing by Joseph Adaymiln

I give all 4 signs I've purchased the same rating because it applies to them all, be it private property warnings or security cameras. You can never tell exactly what you're getting online. So if I can't decide between two products, I usually buy both because Revain allows free returns. I wanted some kind of warning sign for no intruders and surveillance cameras. I noticed that there are 10x7 signs for almost the same price as 10x14 size. I knew there had to be a real reason so I bought both to decide for myself. The smaller 10x7 sign has a reflective white background with colored text and graphics printed over it. So when the light of a car or a tramp's flashlight falls on them at night, they light up brightly and immediately attract your attention. They're also a lot sturdier, so if you want to mount them on a pole, they'll work, e.g. B. if you add holes in the middle of the sign as they only have holes in each corner. The 10 x 14 characters have a standard white background so they won't stand out in the dark. Larger signs are also much more fragile. Where both sizes can be bent and mounted on an appropriately sized pole or pole. The 10x14 is too weak to install anywhere but flat. If you are looking to mount these signs to a post or round metal fence post where you simply use 2 screws in the center of the signs I highly recommend either buying a smaller size or making sure you get a thicker metal sign than the cheaper 10x14 . size sign. I suspect it's the difference between the 10x14s that were 4 at $16 and those that cost $10-12 each. You get what you pay for so they are made from a thicker sheet of metal, they can also be reflective like the smaller 10x7 signs that were 4 for $12. But in my experience, this is the difference between 10x7 signs, which came in a pack of 4 for $12, and 10x14 signs, which came in a pack of 4 for $16. I hope this helps you, this info would save me the hassle of buying both sizes and seeing for myself as I need a reflective base they make a huge difference in seeing these signs in the dark when less desirable people am most likely crawling . I also didn't notice much difference in size when I put the 10x7 shield on top of the 10x14 shield. It was only a few inches tall, and since I couldn't confirm if the more expensive 10x14 signs would be reflective, I figured I'd be better off with these cheap 10x7 sizes that I knew were they would be reflective. It would be nice if sellers listed such information as it is information to help people make a purchasing decision. I hope this information helps others. Update: I tried taking pictures to show the difference between reflective and non-reflective signs but the flash just lit up the whole room so you couldn't see the difference very well compared to how it works at night when the light of one surpasses the other. I tried without flash, there wasn't enough light to highlight the reflector. But at night there is a big difference, they will stand out when the light hits them. A sign reflector captures even the smallest amount of light, illuminating the entire sign even if it's not in a straight line with the light source directly on the sign itself. Reflective film captures the faintest amount of light from all directions, giving the impression that the surface looks brighter no matter what angle you're looking at the signs.