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A-Frame Sign Holder — A-frame sidewalk signs — a self-standing two-sided print frame ideal for retail entrances, café boards, and event wayfinding. 4mm coroplast inserts swap quickly for seasonal promos. Standard sizes start at 18×24 inches and go up to 4×8 feet on larger substrates. Printed full-color at 100–150 dpi (rigid signs read at distance, so 300 dpi is overkill). Order online with instant pricing; we run print-ready file checks before going to press.
An A-frame sign holder (also known as a sandwich board) is perfect for displaying signs outdoors. zprintz's metal A-frame sign holder comes in 2 sizes.
Specifications
- Color
- Full color CMYK
- Quantities
- 1–10
- Sizes
- 2 available — 18 x 24, 36 x 24
- File Type
- Bleed
- 0.125"
- Safe zone
- 0.125"
- DPI
- 300
How it compares
- If your install context allows flexible material instead of rigid, vinyl banners (8oz mesh or 13oz vinyl) are cheaper and ship lighter.
- Different substrates for different surfaces; the same logic applies to rigid sign vs vinyl banner selection.
What substrate is a-frame sign holder printed on?
A-frame sidewalk signs — a self-standing two-sided print frame ideal for retail entrances, café boards, and event wayfinding. 4mm coroplast inserts swap quickly for seasonal promos.
How long does an A-frame survive on a sidewalk?
The aluminum or composite frame lasts indefinitely with reasonable care. The coroplast or styrene insert lasts 6–24 months in continuous outdoor use (UV fades the colour over months; rain and wind don't damage the substrate). Replace inserts as the colour fades; the frame stays.
How long does production take?
Rigid signs typically run 4–7 business days from file approval, plus shipping. Large-format aluminum and Sintra runs (above 4×8 feet) add 2–3 days. Shipping is by freight on signs above 4 feet, which has its own timing.
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