New From Mobile Cables System® - Acrylic Sign Holders The new MCS® Acrylic Sign Holders are available in three standard sizes: 5 ¾” X 5 ¾”, 7 ½” X 5 ¾”, and 9 7/8” X 7 3/8”. Available finishes include black, white, grey, and clear. These finishes are also available with a “sand blasted glass” effect. The Sign Holders can be mounted vertically or horizontally and may be permanently adhered to the wall or mounted with MCS® Wall Anchors. Your graphics slide easily into the sign’s side pocket.

Harbor Drive Pedestrian Bridge, San Diego CA The pedestrian bridge connects the Hilton San Diego Bayfront Hotel with Petco Park, home of the Padres. Specified by Safdie Rabines Architects, the bridge railing infill uses X-TEND® Stainless Steel Cable Mesh 70mm x 1.5mm with s.s. ferrules and I-SYS® 8mm cable assembles with swaged fork on one end and field installed turnbuckles. Harbor Drive Pedestrian Bridge

Computer History Museum uses I-SYS Stainless Steel Cables and StreamLine Panel Connectors. Exhibits at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA were designed by Van Sickle & Rolleri, Ltd. Of Medford, NJ and utilize I-SYS 3mm stainless external thread swivel ends and internal thread ends with StreamLine panel connectors. These signage and visual display applications were installed by Exhibit Concepts, Vandalia, OH. Computer History Museum

Cliffwalk at Vancouver, British Columbia’s Capilano Suspension Bridge uses X-TEND© Stainless Steel Cable Mesh. Opening in June, 2011, Cliffwalk consists of suspended walkways jutting out from a granite cliff face above Capilano River. Engineered by Kent LaRose of Morrison Hershfield, these high and narrow walkways using X-TEND© railing infills allow visitors to walk safely above the canyon below. Cliffwalk at Capilano Suspension Bridge