Metal A-Frame Signs
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- From $65.90 for one sign, the black frame and a printed 24" x 18" panel included, dropping to about $54 each at 10.
- 24" x 18" panel on rugged 4mm (3/16") corrugated plastic, held in a 27.75" x 31.5" black metal frame.
- Double sided, so you run the same image on both faces or two different images, one per side.
- Real estate add-ons: a 24" x 6" double sided rider sign, a red open house pennant flag with hardware, and top-corner grommets.
- 4.9 out of 5 across 11 reviews, printed in house on a 4 business day standard turnaround with a 2 business day rush.
Put a Sign on the Sidewalk That Sells From Both Sides
A metal A-frame sign does the selling while you are somewhere else. Order one from $65.90, rated 4.9 out of 5 across 11 reviews, and you get a black metal A-frame plus a 24 by 18 inch corrugated plastic panel printed in full color. It stands on the sidewalk, points people to your door, and folds flat when the day is done.
An A-frame is two panels hinged at the top, so it stands on its own and reads from either direction of foot traffic. This one is built around a black metal frame, not a flimsy plastic one, so it holds its ground on a breezy corner. Want to see where it sits in the bigger lineup? Browse everything on signs, banners and canvas, or stay here and build yours from the choices below.
The price rewards a bigger run. One sign is $65.90, frame and printed panel together, and the per-sign cost keeps sliding as the count climbs, so outfitting a whole open house route or several storefronts costs far less per sign than a single. Tap any quantity below to see the live total and exactly how much each step up saves before you commit.
What is a metal A-frame sign?
A metal A-frame sign is a freestanding, double sided sidewalk sign shaped like the letter A. At 4OVER4 it pairs a 27.75" x 31.5" black metal frame with a 24" x 18" corrugated plastic panel that prints full color, so both faces of the A carry your message to foot traffic coming from either direction.
Picture the sign that lives outside a shop, an open house, or a cafe. That is an A-frame, hinged at the top so it stands on its own and folds shut at closing time. The 4mm (3/16") corrugated plastic panel slides in and prints in full color, which means a person walking toward you and a person walking away both get the same call to action. Set it out in the morning, fold it flat at night.
How big is the sign and frame?
The printed panel measures 24 inches wide by 18 inches tall on a sturdy 4mm (3/16") corrugated plastic. It sits in a black metal frame that stands 27.75" x 31.5" overall, and the panel carries grommets in the top corners to lock it in place. This is a single fixed size, built to read from across a parking lot.
The 24" x 18" landscape panel gives you room for a headline, a logo, and a phone number that reads clearly from the curb. The corrugated plastic is the same rugged material used for yard and construction signs, so it shrugs off weather and a few knocks. The black metal frame gives the whole unit real weight and a clean, professional look, and the top-corner grommets keep the panel from rattling loose when the wind picks up. The full spec is laid out below exactly the way the live configurator presents it.
Can you print both sides and add a rider or flag?
Every metal A-frame sign prints double sided, and you choose the same image on both faces or two different images. You can also add a 24" x 6" double sided rider sign, a red open house pennant flag with hardware, and the panel ships with grommets in the top corners. A free online proof is available before the job goes to print.
Because an A-frame is seen from both directions, it prints double sided by default. Run the same artwork on each face for one clear message, or print two different images when you want a separate pitch for each direction of foot traffic. For real estate and open houses there are two add-ons that earn their keep: a 24" x 6" double sided rider sign that clips on for a name, a price, or a SOLD banner, and a red open house pennant flag with its own hardware to catch eyes from down the block. Not sure your file is right? Choose the free online proof and you get a digital check before anything prints.
How much does a metal A-frame sign cost?
A metal A-frame sign starts at $65.90, and that price includes both the black metal frame and one printed 24" x 18" panel. Order more and the per-sign cost falls: 3 signs run $172.65, 5 run $276.78, and 10 run $540.03, which works out to about $54 per sign. The live configurator shows the exact total before you check out.
So how many do you actually need? A single sign covers one entrance, but a listing agent working a Sunday of showings or a chain with several storefronts saves real money by ordering the set. The tenth sign costs roughly $54 instead of the $65.90 you pay for one. Drag the slider below to set your count and watch both the order total and the true per-sign cost update live, and find the point where one more step up barely moves the budget.
Wally plants your sign right where the crowd walks
One $65.90 A-frame that sells from both sides, rain or shine.
A metal A-frame sign is $65.90 for the black metal frame and a double sided 24 by 18 inch panel, so it greets foot traffic from either direction. Add an open house rider or a pennant flag, print one image or two, and Wally has it out front in as fast as 2 business days.
How fast can you get a metal A-frame sign?
4OVER4 prints metal A-frame signs on a standard 4 business day turnaround, with a 2 business day rush available when a listing or an opening cannot wait. You pick the speed in the configurator, and the faster option adjusts the price. Accepted print files are PDF, JPG, or PNG.
Standard production runs 4 business days, which suits most orders placed ahead of a launch or a weekend of showings. When the calendar is tighter, the 2 business day rush cuts that in half, so a last-minute open house or a grand opening still gets a proper sign out front. You only pay for speed when you need it. Upload your artwork as a PDF, JPG, or PNG, and if you want a second set of eyes first, the free online proof confirms everything looks right before it prints.
What do people use metal A-frame signs for?
Metal A-frame signs work for open houses and real estate listings, retail sidewalk promotions, restaurant specials, trade shows, and event wayfinding. Their double sided panels and freestanding metal frame suit any spot where foot traffic passes from both directions, and the rider sign and open house flag add-ons make them a favorite of real estate agents.
Real estate agents reach for these first. A metal A-frame parks at the curb, the rider sign names the listing or shouts OPEN HOUSE, and the pennant flag flags down drivers before they pass. But the shape earns its keep everywhere foot traffic flows: a cafe posting the day's special, a boutique pointing to a sidewalk sale, a restaurant listing brunch hours, a conference directing attendees to the right room. It sets up in seconds, stands on its own, and folds flat to travel to the next spot.
How do metal A-frame signs compare to banners and magnets?
A metal A-frame is the pick when you want a sign that stands on its own at street level, but it is not your only signage move. If your message needs to hang on a wall or a fence, weigh it against indoor banners and weatherproof outdoor banners. If you would rather your sign travel on a vehicle, car magnets do that job. The chart below lines up the starting price on each so you can compare before you choose.
Print Your Metal A-Frame Signs Today
At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, backed by 25+ years of printing since 1999. Whatever your message, this metal A-frame sign is built to stand out front, read from both sides, and hold up outdoors. Need it before an open house or an opening? The 2 business day rush keeps you covered. Print your metal A-frame signs today.
