A-frame signs are freestanding signs with two opposite-facing sign panels that can easily be moved and repositioned. The name “A-frame” comes from the fact that, when looked at from the side, the crossbar holding up the two sides with the sign panels looks like a capital “A”.
Uses for A-frame Signs
Because they are easy to move and store, A-frame signs are great as outdoor signage, temporary signage, and as event signage. A-frame signs are a common sight on the sidewalks of Clayton, Webster Groves, and elsewhere in the Fenton area.
Types of A-frame Signs
A-frames are perhaps most often used as menu boards. Use an A-frame sign to display the menu at your Webster Groves restaurant or to list what beers you have on tap at your Fenton bar. However, they also make great sidewalk signs for retail stores, salons, and other businesses in the Fenton area. A-frame signs can also be manufactured to have a whiteboard or chalkboard on one or both sides. That way, you can write different messages on it, such as daily specials, and erase them when you’re done with them.
Why Choose us for A-Frame Signs in Fenton, MO?
You want A-Frame signs that are durable, and which are designed to include your businesses’ name, logo, and/or slogan to properly brand it. At Horizon Sign Company, we make durable A-frame signs with eye-catching graphics for clients in the Fenton area of Missouri.
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