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Custom Pop-Up A-Frame Signs in Five Shapes

Sidewalk signs do quiet, steady work: they tell people walking past that a shop is open, a class starts at noon or the event entrance is around the corner. These A-frames use a pop-up design, so the sign springs open from a flat pack and folds down again for storage in a closet or car trunk.


The faces are polyester printed by sublimation, which dyes the design into the fabric for rich color across the whole panel. Five silhouettes are available: round, pear, vertical, horizontal and a tall tower shape.


Five Silhouettes

  • Round and pear: softer curved outlines that stand out against square storefronts, both at the lowest price in the group.
  • Vertical: a taller rectangle suited to menus, arrows and lists of services that read from top to bottom.
  • Horizontal: a wide face for a long business name, a wordmark or a banner style message seen from a passing car.
  • Tower: the tallest shape here, built to be seen over crowds at festivals, race finish lines and busy lobbies.


Cafes, salons, open houses, churches and campus offices often order two shapes at once: one at the curb to catch attention and one at the door to point the way. Sublimation covers the full panel, so backgrounds, photos and fine type print as a single image. Signs start at $239.90, one is enough to order, and production takes roughly 12 days.

Frequently Asked Questions

There are five shapes: round, pear, vertical, horizontal and tower. Each is an A-frame that pops up, so it collapses for storage and sets up quickly at the door. Round and pear shapes catch the eye on busy sidewalks, while tower signs give the most height.

The round and pear shapes are about $239.90 each, the vertical is about $269.90, the horizontal about $279.90, and the tower is the largest at about $369.90. A $35 setup charge is added once. Since these signs are reused day after day, the cost spreads over many months of foot traffic.

All five signs are polyester with a dye sublimation print. Sublimation dyes the artwork into the fabric, so full-color graphics, photos and gradients look sharp without a raised layer of ink on top of the fabric. That lets you use the whole face of the sign for your design.

Yes, the minimum is one sign. Many shops start with one for the front door and add more later for events, multiple locations or different seasonal messages. Restaurants, salons and real estate offices often keep a second sign with a different design for promotions.

Production takes about 12 days after proof approval, and that is the same for all five shapes. If you need signs for an opening day or event, order a couple of weeks early to allow for delivery and a last look at the artwork.

Pick by where the sign will stand:

  • Round or pear: sidewalks and patios, where an unusual shape grabs attention
  • Vertical: narrow entrances and hallways
  • Horizontal: wide spaces where a longer message fits
  • Tower: busy events where height helps people find you

All share the same 12 day production and $35 setup.