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5 Things To Know About Cluster Mailboxes

All Blog Posts Article SummaryCluster mailboxes—also known as Cluster Box Units (CBUs)—are free‐standing, pedestal-mounted mail receptacles that serve multiple residences in one centralized location and are approved by the USPS. They offer enhanced security since each unit is individually locked and managed by a master postal key for efficient delivery. These units simplify package handling…

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Traffic Signs – Our Best Friend On The Road

All Blog Posts Article SummaryTraffic signs are essential for guiding both motorists and pedestrians, ensuring a smooth and safe flow of traffic across the vast U.S. road network. Brandon Industries brings over three decades of experience in crafting custom, ornamental traffic signage that not only meets safety standards but also adds distinctive character to streetscapes.…

Cohesive Design Elements are Essential in Community Streetscape Projects

Brandon Industries provides a family of CBU’s, mailboxes, ornamental street signs, wayfinding signs and lighting, serving as a go-to source to tie in these products and provide an exclamation point for your project. We can outfit an entire neighborhood or commercial project where everything matches, and we’ll serve as your partner throughout the life of the development, no matter if it’s three years or 15 years.

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How Street Lighting Has Created a Unique Style for the Fashion Capitals of the World: Paris, London and New York

Paris, London, New York- three cities, three brands. And one of the things that make these cities most sought after is their unique identity; an identity shaped by their characteristic public lighting system. The ornate-style lamp posts of London, brass post tops bearing suspended street name placards of New York, or the iconic light fixtures of Paris-public lighting has been an integral part of each city’s character.

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California banned incandescent bulbs: Is this the end of the road for traditional lighting?

Early this year in January 2018, the state of California banned incandescent light bulbs as a part of their new energy efficiency standards for lighting. As the new law came into effect, it meant that stores were allowed to finish selling their existing stocks, but that was it. Beyond that, the production, procurement and sale of incandescent bulbs have been stopped for good.