
Some custom built display cases may be limited by the size of the acrylic window. Header panels, color vinyl covering over the cork bulletin board and interior florescent lights are optional. All display cases, 1, 2 and 3 door models are wall mounted, built with front door locks and come with interior natural tan bulletin board back panel. Built and assembled with metal extrusions and weather resistant materials, including shatter resistant clear acrylic windows, aluminum enclosed outdoor display cases are designed for a variety of uses and incorporate a range of features depending on the application and options chosen. Outdoor display cases are built to SwingFrame’s design specifications. offers standard models and finishes, as well as custom built outdoor displays to meet customer design requirements. works with a variety of other manufacturers and vendor partners to provide a selection of enclosed outdoor display cases, poster holders, menu cases and other outdoor display products to meet numerous applications and fixture needs. SwingFrame Mfg., a division of Access Display Group, Inc. Outdoor Poster & Menu Cases with Header & LightsĬase attractively presents your posters, restaurant menus & other messages.Īdd a header for your specific application. Purchase all Outdoor Poster Swing Cases from. Also view our wide range of indoor enclosed wall display cases.

Other outdoor uses include Retail Stores, Schools and Universities, Churches and Religious Institutions, Museums, Food Services, Corporate Offices, Sports Centers, Hotels and Healthcare Facilities.Ĭall us if you require additional help in finding the right outdoor display case that best fits your needs. The single door model is very popular for restaurant menus. “Swing Cases” are lockable outdoor display cases ideal for both outdoor and indoor applications.ĭisplay your posters, menu, messages, bulletins, schedules, directories, advertising and other promotional materials securely outdoors. Swing Case outdoor display cases can be illuminated inside with a top florescent light. A header can be added to display a company name, logo, theatre, school, church name or other message (example “Today’s Events” or “Information Center”). Optional vinyl backing in a variety of colors placed over the interior’s natural tan cork board is also available. The Satin Silver anodized aluminum case is standard, and can also be ordered in Black and Bronze finishes. Standard as well as custom sizes, illuminated and non-illuminated are built for your specific outdoor enclosed bulletin board display case requirements. "Weep holes" on the bottom of the case prevent condensation. The interior has a natural tan cork bulletin board back. The doors have a continuous hinge to provide solid functionality and a front lock to secure the unit. The range of metal display case styles include one, two and three door models with break resistant clear acrylic windows. Outdoor Swing Cases are weather resistant and built to withstand the elements. Need a secure, outdoor display case to post posters, menus, advertising and other signage? SwingFrame's lineup of enclosed poster "Swing Cases" offers lots of choices to meet your outdoor display needs. To see more weather information, click the MSN weather link to go to the MSN site.Enclosed Bulletin Board Outdoor Display Cases for Posters, Menus, Messages On a published page with the weather part, click the units of temperate indicator immediately after the temperature. Changing this setting does not affect other user's views. Switch units of temperature on a published pageĪny viewer of a published page can switch the units of temperature between ☏ and ☌ for their own view. However, users can switch the units of temperature for their own views. This option sets the default units of temperature for all users.

To switch the default units of temperature, click the Edit web part button, and in the toolbox on the right, select ☏ or ☌. Then, choose the location from the dropdown. Start typing a location in the Add a location box. Hover your mouse above or below an existing web part or under the title region, click, and then select the Weather web part. If you're not in edit mode already, click Edit at the top right of the page. Go to the page where you want to add the weather web part. Note: The Weather web part is not available in SharePoint Server 2019.
