Yard Signs for Robust Outdoor Advertisements
Yard signs give real estate businesses, political campaigns, and homeowners a powerful outdoor advertising platform. If you have an important message that needs to be seen, yard signs can help you reach out to countless people passing through your area.
Versatile Messaging
Whether it’s for advertising upcoming events, open houses and yard sales, or to announce a new store opening, lawn signs can make your message stand out. Aside from advertising, yard signs are also perfect for showing your support, which makes them a popular promotional tool for political parties, sports teams, graduating students, and more. Festivals, weddings, and birthday parties also utilize yard signs to direct attendees to venues and keep everything organized.
Durability
Our yard signs are printed on a water-resistant 4mm double corrugated plastic material that easily slides onto the H-stakes, which you can opt to add to each sign order. Like other large format prints, yard signs are great for marketing pieces advertising and grassroots campaigns. Unlike other outdoor ads, lawn sign printing requires no additional framing and can easily slide onto an H-stake stake for easy, effortless setup.
Affordability
Unlike billboards or radio commercials, lawn signs are a favorite among local businesses because they’re cheap yet last a long time. They are also inexpensive to change, making them the perfect choice for low-cost and dynamic promotions.
Material
We print in full color on 3/16” thick, 4mm corrugated plastic material, which resembles corrugated cardboard but made with polypropylene. This material is durable but lightweight, long-lasting, and mildew-resistant so you can use your yard signs in any type of environment. Our standard size of 18” x 24” is ideal for bigger lawn spaces and can be seen from 70 feet away. H-stakes raises yard signs about 22” from the ground. They are made of 9-gaugr galvanized metal that you can easily insert into the corrugations (or "ridges") of the corrugated material.
