Floor Graphics
from $59
- Quantity
- 1
- Size
- 18x24
- Printed sides
- Single-sided
- H-stakes
- Include H-stakes
- Turnaround
- Standard
- Ready
- Tue, Oct 20 to Thu, Oct 22
Ready Thu, Oct 22
Signs & Rigid BoardsSame day eligible
Yard Signs
The classic 18×24 yard sign. 4 mm coroplast with a galvanized steel H-stake included. Real estate, elections, contractors, graduations, garage sales. From $22 for one, and the price per sign drops hard from 25 up.
- Material
- 4 mm white corrugated plastic (coroplast), UV printed direct to the sheetSame board as our Coroplast Signs. This product adds the stake
- Stake
- 10 × 30 in galvanized steel H-stake included as standardPushes into the flutes from the bottom edge. No tools needed
- Sizes
- 18 × 24 in standard24 × 36 in available (adds 41%, at least $40)
- Full color UV, single or double sidedDouble-sided adds $30 and is worth it on a corner lot or a two-way street
- Quantity pricing
- 1 · 5 · 10 · 25 · 50 · 100Price per sign drops sharply at 25 and above
- Durability
- Waterproof and UV stableTypically one to two seasons outdoors before color softens
- Installation
- Push the stake into the ground first, then slide the sign onto the prongsSoft or wet ground holds best; in frozen or stony ground pre-make the hole
- Turnaround
- Standard 3 to 5 business days2-day +25%, next-day +50%, same-day by 12pm +75%
This is the sign-and-stake package: the printed coroplast panel plus the wire H-stake that puts it in the ground. If you only want the board. For a fence, a frame or a window. Order Coroplast Signs instead and save the cost of the stake.
Buy more than you think you need
Yard signs go missing. Lawn crews mow them, weather flattens them, and on a campaign or an open-house weekend a few always walk. The price per sign falls steeply at 25 and again at 50, so ordering a handful of spares usually costs less than reordering later and waiting on turnaround.
Single or double sided
If people only approach from one direction, single-sided is fine. On a corner, a median, or a two-way street, double-sided doubles who actually reads it for $30. That is the cheapest impression you will buy all year.
Putting them in
Push the stake into the ground on its own first, then slide the sign down onto the prongs. Forcing the whole assembly in at once bends the wire and crumples the flutes. Soft or damp ground grips best. In frozen or stony ground, make the holes with a screwdriver first.
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