Sidewalk
Signs

The Sign That Stops Foot Traffic

A sidewalk sign works where nothing else does: at eye level, on the path people are already walking, with today's message on it. Restaurants use them for specials, shops for sales, offices for wayfinding on the day of an event. They also fill the gap while your permanent sign is waiting on the village.

Frames

Signicade A-Frames

The heavy plastic sidewalk frame you see outside every cafe. Weighted base, folds flat, survives being knocked over. The Deluxe takes a 24 by 36 inch coroplast insert you can swap; the Standard carries printed vinyl graphics applied to the frame. Black or white.

Simposign II

A lighter, slimmer plastic A-frame with a 22 by 28 inch insert, sized for menus and posters. Good for indoor use and covered entrances.

Wire A-Frame with Sign

A folding steel wire frame holding a coroplast sign, with an optional flag on top. The open-house sign. Cheap, light, and stakes into grass or sits on pavement.

Read the full guide 2 more sections+

Inserts

Inserts are printed on coroplast for outdoor use or foam board for indoors, and we print two sides so the sign reads from both directions. Order a few extra inserts at the same time; changing the message is the whole point of the frame.

A Word on the Sidewalk

Some villages regulate signs on the public way and some shopping centers ban A-frames outright. If the sign is on your own property or inside your lease line it is rarely a problem. Send us the address and we will check before you buy the frame.