POST & PANEL SIGNS
From permanent architectural signage to temporary construction and real estate signs, post-and-panel systems provide versatile solutions for commercial property identification, advertising, and wayfinding.
Post & Panel Sign Solutions
Explore permanent architectural systems and signs for property marketing, construction, and wayfinding.
Permanent Architectural Signs
Permanent post-and-panel signs provide freestanding identification for businesses, commercial properties, and building entrances. Depending on the design, a system can use an aluminum panel or fabricated sign cabinet, with dimensional lettering, decorative posts, and finishes that complement the building and landscaping.
Plan the sign around where visitors will see it, such as a parking area, driveway, or nearby road. Common applications include office buildings, industrial facilities, retail developments, and multi-tenant properties.
Commercial Property & Real Estate Signs
Use a post-and-panel sign to identify a property, advertise commercial space for lease or sale, or announce a development. Temporary and longer-term options depend on the location, viewing distance, materials, and how long the sign needs to stay in place.
Construction & Contractor Signs
Options range from compact contractor signs to larger project boards that show a rendering, identify the developer, or share construction information. Signs can also mark site entrances, direct deliveries, and identify a property during construction. Corrugated yard signs are another option for short-term notices.
Materials & Installation
Materials & Design Options
Options include aluminum or aluminum composite panels, fabricated sign cabinets, and painted MDO panels. A design may use steel, aluminum, or decorative posts with applied vinyl graphics, dimensional lettering, or architectural finishes.
One post may suit a compact panel, while a wider panel may call for two. Material and mounting choices depend on the intended use, site conditions, durability needs, and the design of the sign.
Planning Your Installation
For permanent installations, consider sign dimensions, placement, viewing distance, wind exposure, and foundation requirements early. Review property restrictions, underground utilities, and applicable permitting requirements before settling on a location and mounting plan.
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