Floor Graphics
from $59
- Size
- 24 x 18 in
- Printed sides
- Single-sided
- Turnaround
- Standard
- Ready
- Tue, Oct 20 to Thu, Oct 22
Ready Thu, Oct 22
Signs & Rigid BoardsSame day eligible
Foam Board Signs
3/16 in foam core with a smooth paper face. The light, rigid board used for presentation boards, event signage, trade show graphics and window displays. Crisp print, near-zero weight, easy to move. Indoor use only. From $10.00 per square foot, $25 minimum.
- Material
- 3/16 in (5 mm) foam core board with a smooth clay-coated paper facingMatte white surface, prints clean and sharp
- Full color UV, single or double sidedInk cures onto the surface. No drying time, no smudging
- Use
- Indoor onlyNot weather resistant. Moisture warps the core and lifts the paper facing
- Size range
- Minimum 6 × 6 inUp to 24 × 36 in printed in-house on our flatbedLarger available to 48 × 96 in as a single sheet
- Weight and handling
- Very light. A 24 × 36 board weighs well under a poundRigid but dentable; a knock on the corner shows, so handle by the edges
- Mounting
- Easel back, foam tape, hook-and-loop, or straight into a frameToo soft to drill or bolt. Use PVC or Dibond for hardware mounting
- Artwork safety margin
- Keep important text and logos at least 0.25 in from the edge
- Turnaround
- Standard 3 to 5 business days2-day +25%, next-day +50%, same-day by 12pm +75%
Foam board is what you use when the sign has to look sharp, stand on its own, and weigh nothing. A stack of 24 × 36 boards goes under one arm. It is the default for conference displays, presentation boards, real-estate open-house boards, retail window cards and anything that lives on an easel for a week.
Indoor only. And we mean it
The core is polystyrene foam with paper on both faces. Paper and weather do not mix: one rain shower and the facing lifts, the core drinks water and the board bows permanently. There is no coating that fixes this. If the sign is going outside for even a day, order Coroplast or PVC / Sintra instead. Both are plastic through and through.
How to display it
On an easel. The classic use. Rigid enough to stand without curling.
On a wall. Foam tape or hook-and-loop. It is light enough that adhesive holds fine.
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