The post (or posts) of a post and panel sign holds the sign panel in place. The sign panel of a post and panel sign displays the text or graphics. Post and panel signs are popular outdoor signs in the Clayton area.
Uses for Post & Panel Signs
The post and panel structure works great as a yard sign, a parking lot sign, a monument sign, or a school sign. They can be used to identify buildings and organizations, promote events and businesses, or provide wayfinding information.
Types of Post & Panel Signs
The panel of a post and panel sign can be made of vinyl, wood, plastic, high-density urethane or foam core. The posts can be wood or metal. The sign panel can be affixed firmly to the crossbar or it can be suspended from the crossbar via wire, rope, or chain. Hanging post and panel signs don’t scale up to very large sizes well and are often less durable, but they may generate additional impressions because any swaying motion can be more eyes catching.
Why Choose Us for Post & Panel Signs in Clayton, MO?
To get your money’s worth out of a post and panel sign, it must be visually appealing, durable, and match your other signage and imaging. Horizon Sign Company can design, manufacture, and install lasting, on-brand post and panel signs for clients in Brentwood, Clayton, Webster Groves, Maplewood, Kirkwood, Richmond Heights, Rock Hill, and anywhere else throughout the St. Louis area of Missouri. Please contact us to learn more.
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