Navigate and Inform with Custom Post and Panel Signs

Post and panel signs are a flexible and cost-effective signage option that offers both direction and information in a sleek, professional format. Designed to catch the eye at eye level, these signs can be customized in various shapes, sizes, and colors to match any branding requirement. Ideal for both temporary and permanent installations, post and panel signs are made from durable materials capable of withstanding various weather conditions, making them suitable for outdoor use. Whether you're guiding visitors through a corporate campus, announcing properties for sale, or providing directional cues in a large complex, post and panel signs deliver your message with clarity and style.

Common Uses for Post & Panel Signs

  • Directional Signage: Guiding visitors through office parks, educational campuses, and healthcare facilities.

  • Real Estate: Advertising properties for sale, lease, or development.

  • Construction Sites: Announcing project information, safety warnings, and company branding.

  • Business Fronts: Providing business information, including name, logo, and hours of operation.

  • Parking Lots: Directing traffic flow and marking specific areas such as visitor or employee parking.

  • Event Signage: Indicating event locations, registration desks, and schedules at conferences or festivals.

Manufacturing Process

The manufacturing of post and panel signs begins with the design phase, where a team collaborates with the client to create a sign that reflects the brand’s message and aesthetic preferences. Material selection follows, with options including wood, aluminum, and high-density urethane (HDU) chosen for their durability and appearance. The sign faces are then crafted, using either digital printing for complex graphics or vinyl lettering for simpler designs. If required, protective coatings are applied to enhance weather resistance and durability. The posts, typically made of metal or wood, are prepared and painted or treated to match the sign panel and endure environmental conditions.

Assembly of the sign involves attaching the panel to the posts with secure fittings, ensuring stability and longevity. Finally, the completed sign is transported to the site for installation, where it is anchored into the ground to stand firm against wind and weather.