Gyford Stainless Steel Standoff Kits

Give your projects a sleek, professional finish with Gyford Stainless Steel Standoff Kits. These all-in-one kits make it easy to securely mount signage, awards, photos, and more while adding depth and a modern, floating look. Available in a variety of sizes, colors, and finishes, signage standoffs are designed to complement any design style and enhance your finished pieces. Perfect for commercial or decorative applications, Gyford Standoffs are durable, versatile, and simple to install and provide the final touch that makes your work truly stand out.

• Sizes available:
  • 1/2" diameter cap with 1/2" barrel length
  • 1" diameter cap with 1" barrel length
• 316 durable stainless steel
• Clear satin finish
• Flat style cap
• Made in the USA
• Includes standoff hardware for four standoffs: barrels, caps, threaded studs, and mounting hardware (screws and anchors)

Are all standoff mounting holes the same size?

No, standoff mount holes are not all the same size. The size you need will depend on the diameter of the standoffs you're using and the thickness of your material. It's important to check the product details and make sure the holes in your sign or panel are drilled to match the standoff specifications.

What are standoffs for signs?

Standoffs are mounting hardware used to secure signs, plaques, and displays away from the wall, creating a professional and dimensional look. They hold the sign in place by attaching through pre-drilled holes, leaving a small gap between the sign and the surface. This "floating" effect not only makes your sign stand out visually but also adds a polished, high-end finish. Perfect for business signage, office directories, awards, and decorative displays. Click here for guidance through the installation process.

Why would someone pick stainless steel over aluminum?

Stainless steel is often chosen over aluminum for mounting hardware because it offers greater strength, durability, and long-term stability. It resists corrosion better in outdoor or high-traffic environments, holds threads more securely under repeated installation, and maintains a solid, premium feel over time. While aluminum is lighter and more cost-effective, stainless steel is preferred when you need a more robust, professional-grade mounting solution that will stand up to wear and environmental exposure.