Yard & Sign Printing Help Center
Everything You Need to Make Your Sign Project Easy.
Choosing Your Sign
Which size, material, and finish works best for your project.
Design and Templates
Free templates, design tips, and artwork upload help.
Installation Tips
How to put your signs in the ground, on fences, and on hard surfaces.
Orders and Shipping
Track your order, check turnaround times, and find pickup locations.
Returns and Issues
Our guarantee and how to get help if something goes wrong.
Which Yard Sign Size Do You Need?
The right size depends on where your sign will be displayed and how far away people will be when they see it. Here is a simple guide. The 18x24 inch sign is the most popular size for residential yards. It is large enough to read from the street but small enough that it does not overwhelm your lawn. This is the standard for real estate open houses, birthday parties, small business promotions, and neighborhood events. The 24x36 inch sign is ideal for busy roads, intersections, and large yards where you need maximum visibility. Campaign signs, contractor advertising, and directional signs for events benefit from the larger format. The 12x18 inch sign works for walkways, garden paths, indoor display, and situations where a subtle sign is more appropriate. It fits standard tabletop easels for indoor events.
How to Install Your Yard Sign
Every yard sign ships with a free H-wire stake. Installation takes about 30 seconds. Slide the stake legs into the vertical channels (corrugations) on the back of your sign. Then push the pointed ends into the ground at a slight backward angle for stability. If the ground is hard or dry, poke starter holes with a screwdriver or use a rubber mallet to tap the stakes in. Avoid hammering directly on the stakes — they can bend. Water the ground the night before if you know it will be firm. For hard surfaces like driveways, patios, or concrete, use an A-frame sign stand instead of a wire stake. For fences and walls, zip ties or small hooks work perfectly. For window display, lean the sign against the glass from inside so weather never touches it.
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Our friendly team is happy to answer any question about yard signs, from sizing to installation.
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