Open House Sign Frame

Sign requirements:

Your sign should be exactly 18" tall x 24" wide.  If your signs are bigger or smaller than that they will not work properly.  You don't need any holes in your signs.  Stock frames are designed to hold 4 mm coroplast or 3 mm (1/8") Aluminum Composite Material (AKA, Dibond, ACM) or any other substrate less than 4 mm thick.  We can custom make these frames to hold different sized signs and substrates so we can probably accommodate you if you have different requirements.

Colors:

We can powder coat these frames black, white, grey, blue, red, and custom colors. 

Top Sign Rider:  You can add an optional rider sign to the top of these frames

• Included - Coro pins for 4 mm coroplast rider signs.  A pair are included with the each frame.  These pins screw into threaded inserts on the top of the frame, the flutes of your 4 mm coroplast sign slides over the pins (these only work with 4 mm coroplast signs).
• Optional - Sign Rider Clips.  These can be screwed to the top of the frame and will hold sign substrates up 1/4 inch (6 mm) thick, you will need these for Aluminum Composite material top rider signs or any other substrate up to 6 mm thick.

Assembly and installation

We strongly encourage to watch the video as the installation and assembly instructions below will make a lot more sense and assembly will be a piece of cake.  These frames are simple to put together and and only require 4 bolts. You will need a standard screwdriver (or a drill is faster) with a Phillips head (medium or large + shape) or a Robertson (medium square head). 

• Attach the bottom rail to one side post.  tighten the bolt completely
• insert your sign into the slot in the bottom rail and the side post.
• Attach the other side post to the bottom rail and tighten the bolt.
• Slide the top rail over the side posts and the sign, tighten the bolts
• Align the push button on the feet with the holes in the bottom of the side posts.  Insert the feet into the bottom of the side posts.
• HINT: You may want to weigh these down with a sandbag or other method in windy areas.