Do you make yard signs and A-frame sidewalk signs?
| Yard signs | 4 mm corrugated plastic, single or double sided |
|---|---|
| Stakes | Galvanized wire H-stakes |
| A-frames | Folding frame with replaceable printed panels |
| Print method | UV flatbed, instant cure |
Yard signs
Printed on 4 mm corrugated plastic: light, weatherproof, and rigid enough to stand up on a wire stake. Standard use cases are political campaigns, real estate listings, contractor job sites, church and school events, garage sales and directional signage.
- Single sided when traffic passes from one direction.
- Double sided for medians, corners and two-way streets. Worth the small upcharge nearly every time.
- Flutes run vertically so the stake legs slide in and the sign resists wind.
Outdoors, a coroplast sign holds up for a season or two. It is designed to be inexpensive and replaceable, not permanent.
A-frame sidewalk signs
A folding frame that sits on a sidewalk with a printed panel on each face. The frame is reusable and the panels are replaceable, which makes it the cheapest way to change a message weekly.
- Two printed faces so foot traffic sees it in both directions.
- Panels can be swapped seasonally without buying another frame.
- Weight the frame in wind. Sidewalk gusts move an empty A-frame easily.
Why UV flatbed matters here
Rigid substrates cannot run through a roll press. Our Mimaki UV flatbed prints directly onto the panel and cures instantly under UV lamps, so the ink is bonded and scuff resistant the moment it leaves the machine, with no laminate required for short-term outdoor use.
Ordering
Yard signs and A-frames are quoted with your size, quantity, single or double sided, and stake or frame count. Send us artwork or ask us to build it. Sticker orders and sign orders can ship together.