---
title: "Clearer inch and pound figures across Sign Customiser - Sign Customiser Changelog"
description: "Changelog: Clearer inch and pound figures across Sign Customiser. Learn about the latest updates and improvements to Sign Customiser."
url: "https://www.signcustomiser.com/changelog/reliable-inch-and-pound-settings/"
last_updated: "2026-09-27"
---

This update adds inch and pound values beside metric values in existing settings. The merchant admin still converts new size entries to centimetres when you save them. Enter 31 inches. The field shows 31 inches after you save and reload. Rates entered per pound keep the same figures.

## What’s Changed

- **Whole inches stay whole.** Existing size settings have an inch value beside the centimetre value. A saved whole-inch entry such as 31 inches displays as 31 inches.
- **Pound rates keep their figures.** Pound-authored rates in this update display the same figures as before. One pound equals exactly 0.45359237 kilograms in calculations.
- **Divisors show full units.** For volumetric shipping, the merchant admin shows the divisor you set with its unit. When the customer price breakdown is visible, it shows that divisor and the metric divisor used for calculations. Suggested starting values are 5000 cm³/kg, 139 in³/lb, and 2268 cm³/lb. The 305 in³/kg starting value comes from a calculation. It is not a carrier value. Use the divisor that your shipping carrier gives you.
- **Fixed Sign Depth can vary.** For non-Lightbox volumetric pricing, enter a depth greater than zero at each size boundary. Later boundaries can use the same depth or a smaller depth.
- **Rates show their stored precision.** The customer price breakdown displays per-unit rates without rounding them to two decimal places. Charges and totals still round to currency decimals.
- **New demos use round inches.** New demo customisers for inch Stores use round inch sizes. The merchant admin rounds calculated parcel costs. It does not show long decimal tails.

Read [the earlier inch and pound update](/changelog/more-reliable-inch-and-pound-figures/) and [how to enter measurements in inches and pounds](/changelog/use-inches-and-pounds/) for more detail.

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