Post and Panel Signs

📏 Post & Panel Signs

Versatile Wayfinding and Site Identification: Post & Panel Signs

Post & Panel Signs are one of the most versatile, durable, and cost-effective solutions for site identification, wayfinding, and directional needs. These signs utilize a clean, straightforward structure—a custom panel mounted between two posts—to provide clear, visible messaging exactly where it’s needed, independent of a building structure.

1. Cost-Effective Site Identification

Post & Panel signs provide an excellent alternative to larger, more expensive monument signs while still delivering strong roadside presence.

• Primary Business Identification: Used effectively on major roads to identify businesses, industrial parks, or retail centers, especially when the main building is set back from the street.

• Affordable Branding: They allow for large, full-color graphic display using high-quality vinyl graphics or digitally printed panels, ensuring brand consistency at a lower price point than stone or metal signage.

• Durable Construction: Built with materials like aluminum, treated wood, or composite panels (ACP), these signs are engineered to withstand prolonged exposure to the elements, minimizing maintenance requirements.

2. Essential for Wayfinding and Directional Control

The greatest strength of Post & Panel signs is their flexibility for directing traffic and informing visitors across a large property.

• Custom Directional Systems: Used to clearly mark entrances, direct drivers to specific parking areas, or guide foot traffic through corporate or educational campuses.

• Multi-Tenant Information: They can be designed with customizable rails or slide-in inserts to easily list multiple tenants or businesses within a complex, simplifying updates when occupancy changes.

• Temporary and Construction Use: Their relatively simple installation makes them ideal for time-sensitive needs, such as advertising a construction project, providing large-scale site safety warnings, or temporarily promoting an upcoming subdivision phase.