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Yard Sign Materials Spotlight: Corrugated Plastic

•Yard sign material options vary considerably. One of the most popular is corrugated plastic.

•This lightweight, versatile material can be used for almost any type of sign.

•This article explains everything you need to know about corrugated yard signs.

•Corrugated plastic, sometimes called “coroplast,” is a lightweight, twin-wall material.

•The two sides of plastic are joined in the middle by fluted slats.

•It is fully-weather resistant and designed for outdoor use.

•The most-common uses are for bandit signs, political signs, real estate signs, and personal lawn signs.

Description

•The cost of your corrugated sign depends on size and quantity.

•Regardless of these factors, coroplast signs will be on the lower- priced end of the yard sign scale.

•Most companies offer high-quantity, bulk discounts, which is great for political candidates and real estate agents.

•Another great way to save money is to limit your use of color.

•Companies often offer a 1-color, 2-color, or 3-color discount. The less color you use, the less-expensive your signs.

Cost

•Choose what color corrugated plastic you want. The most- common colors are white and yellow.• •Consider whether you want the sign to be one-sided or two-sided.

•Finally, decide what shape you would like your sign to be. Some companies allow you to select from a variety of shapes (houses, arrows, states, etc.).

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•Coroplast signs are made to withstand the elements, but they will not last as long as an aluminum or metal sign.

•The overall life expectancy depends on usage, but on average a corrugated plastic sign will last for about a year.

•If your signs are not outside this entire time, they will last much longer.

•Coroplast is affordable enough that ordering replacements won’t break the bank.

Life Expectancy

•The most-common accessory is wire stakes, a wire H-frame that slides into the flutes of the sign.

•This is a great for a temporary sign that’s easy to remove and reposition. It should not be used for a permanent application.

For something more-sturdy, use a real estate sign frame (your sign will fit inside and be framed with heavy-duty angle iron).

Mount the sign to a fence (add grommets in the corners and zip-tie to the fence) or on a wall (with screws or nails).

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