Custom Yard Sign Printing
Yard signs put a message directly into the environment where customers live, drive, and work — especially effective when the message needs to be understood quickly from a passing car or sidewalk.
What material is best for yard signs?
Corrugated plastic, often called coroplast, is one of the most common yard-sign materials because it is lightweight, weather resistant, economical, and compatible with common wire stakes. It works well for real estate, political campaigns, contractors, events, schools, celebrations, and temporary local advertising.
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10mm Coroplast Signs
Heavier corrugated plastic signs for more substantial temporary outdoor signage and display applications.
Designed to Be Read From a Distance
Yard signs put a message directly into the environment where customers live, drive, and work. They are especially effective when the message needs to be understood quickly from a passing car or sidewalk. Use large type, high contrast, and fewer words than you would on a flyer or brochure. Contact information and calls to action should be easy to read at the expected viewing distance.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much text should be on a yard sign?
- Keep it short. A name or headline, key message, and one contact method are often more effective than a paragraph of copy.
- Can yard signs be double sided?
- Many yard-sign configurations support printing on one or both sides.
- Do yard signs come with stakes?
- Hardware availability varies by product. Compatible stake or hardware options should appear in the configurator when supported.