Open House Yard Signs
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Lawn signs for the listing on 4mm white coroplast, in 3 set sizes up to 18" x 24" plus a custom size from 6" to 46" a side, printed on one side or both, with an optional H-stake or grommets.
- From $25 for one 12" x 18" sign, with any quantity from 1 to 100 priced live as you build it.
- 4 sizes: 12" x 18", 12" x 24", and 18" x 24", plus a custom Any Size option up to 18" x 24".
- 4mm white coroplast, the rigid corrugated plastic built to hold up outdoors through sun, wind, and rain.
- Full color on the front with a blank back, or on both sides, with grommets and a metal H-stake for mounting.
- 5 business day standard turnaround, with 2-day and 3-day rush, rated 4.9 out of 5 across 22 reviews.
Stake a Sign That Sells the Open House
Staked into the front lawn, it pulls weekend traffic off the main road and up your driveway. An open house yard sign prints on 4mm white coroplast, the rigid corrugated plastic built for lawns and curbs, and holds up through a full weekend of weather, with full color running across the whole face so a bold OPEN HOUSE, your name, and a phone number read clearly from a moving car. A single 12" x 18" board starts at $25 and rates 4.9 out of 5 across 22 reviews.
Put one at the property and one at each turn between the main road and your door, and a buyer can follow the trail without a map. Each board mounts on a stake in the grass or on a fence. See how the sign sits next to the rest of the outdoor range on yard signs printing, or stay here and build yours from the choices below.
What Are Open House Yard Signs
Open house yard signs are outdoor real estate signs printed full color on 4mm white coroplast, a corrugated plastic built to take the weather. At 4OVER4.COM they come in 4 sizes from 12" x 18" up to 18" x 24", print on one side or both, and mount on a lawn with a metal H-stake or hang from grommets.
It stakes into the grass at the corner, marks the turn onto the street, and stands at the end of the driveway so buyers find the listing. Because it prints on the same board used for campaign and lawn signs, it holds up to sun and rain across a long Saturday and Sunday. Order one for a single open house, or a small stack to line the whole route in. For a broader lineup of lawn signage, the plain Yard Signs cover the same coroplast build for any message you need.
What Sizes Do Open House Yard Signs Come In
Pick one of three set panels, 12" x 18", 12" x 24" or 18" x 24", or enter your own dimensions with Any Size, up to 18" x 24". The 12" x 18" board loads first when you build the sign, and the price moves with the panel you choose.
Start with the 12" x 18", the classic lawn size that reads clean from the curb and rides easily on a single stake. Move up to 12" x 24" when you want a taller sign with room for a directional arrow, or 18" x 24" when the sign has to be seen from the far end of a busy street. For a size not on the list, the Any Size option lets you set your own dimensions up to 18" x 24". Match the size to how far your buyers are driving from, and the price updates the moment you choose. The specs panel below lists the 4 sizes, both ink coverages, the grommet and stake options and the turnaround speeds.
What Are Open House Yard Signs Made Of
The board is 4mm white coroplast, a rigid corrugated plastic. Choose 4/0 to print the front in full color and leave the back blank for the sign at the property, or 4/4 for full color on both sides on a corner directional that drivers approach from two ways.
A stack of boards is light enough to carry under one arm from the car to the corners, and each sheet stays stiff on a stake through sun and rain. Every size prints in-house on the same 4mm board, so the directionals along the route match the sign at the property.
Already have your layout? Download a press-ready blank instead. Each blank yard sign template is built at the real trim size with the bleed and safe margin already drawn in, so your OPEN HOUSE never crowds the cut. Grab the size that matches your order below, drop your art in, and upload.
Press-Ready Blank Templates
How Much Do Open House Yard Signs Cost
One 12" x 18" open house sign runs $25 at 4OVER4.COM, and you can order anywhere from a single sign up to 100 in one go. Stepping up to a larger size, printing the back as well as the front, adding grommets or an H-stake, or choosing a faster turnaround changes the total, and every one of those choices shows up in the live price as you build the sign.
Want a second set of eyes on the file before it prints? Choose the free online proof and you approve exactly how the sign looks, at the exact size, before it hits the press. Prefer to move fast? Send the file straight to production and skip the wait. Either way, you see the full price on screen before you commit a dollar.
Can You Add Grommets and an H-Stake
Yes. Open house yard signs offer grommets in the top corners only or in all 4 corners, plus an optional metal H-stake. Grommets let you zip-tie or hang the sign from a frame or fence, while the H-stake pushes into a lawn to hold the sign upright.
Add grommets, either in the top two corners or in all 4, and you can zip-tie the sign to a fence, a railing, or an A-frame in seconds. For a lawn, add the metal H-stake, the wire frame that slides into the corrugated flutes and pushes straight into the grass so the sign stands on its own at the curb. Skip both if you already have hardware, or add them here and the sign arrives ready to plant. For a permanent post-mounted display outside the listing itself, the Real Estate Post is the heavier fixture that stays up between showings.
How Do Open House Yard Signs Compare
For directional signs you pull up after one weekend, coroplast costs the least. A seasonal design, a plain-message lawn sign or a full post each suit a different job. The chart below lines up open house yard signs against their closest siblings, including the seasonal Christmas Yard Signs, so you can compare the starting price on each before you choose.
Wally stakes your open house sign in the lawn
One 12 by 18 inch coroplast sign for $25, weatherproof and ready to plant.
A single open house yard sign costs $25, printed full color on weatherproof 4mm coroplast. Pick a size up to 18 by 24 inch, add grommets or a metal H-stake, and Wally stakes it in the lawn before the first buyer arrives.
How Fast Can You Get Open House Yard Signs
Standard production is 5 business days, which keeps the price lowest when your open house is a couple of weeks out. When the listing goes live sooner, move to the 3-day or 2-day rush and your signs print faster for a set amount on top. Either way you can send the file straight to production or choose the free online proof and sign off on the layout first, so nothing prints until you have seen it. Plan the timeline around your open house date and pick the speed that lands the signs on the lawn in time.
See the Rest of Our Signs
A plain lawn sign, a seasonal design and a permanent post each list their own starting price on their product page. For every other outdoor sign we print, scan the full print product range.
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Print Your Open House Yard Signs Today
At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it's backed by five guarantees and 25+ years of printing since 1999. Whatever size, ink coverage, or mount you pick, each board stands at the curb through the weekend of the showing. Set your size, add a stake, and print your open house yard signs today.
Open House Yard Signs: Frequently Asked Questions
How many signs does one open house need?
Quantities run from 1 to 100 and are priced live as you build the order, with a single 12 by 18 inch sign starting at $25. Agents usually put one at the property and several more at the turns between the main road and the front door, since that is what pulls weekend traffic off the through street.
Will the sign read from a moving car?
Full color runs across the whole face, so a bold OPEN HOUSE line, your name and a phone number can be sized to read from a car rather than crammed together. The larger panels give the headline more room, which is what matters at driving speed.
Do directional signs need to be printed on both sides?
For signs at intersections, yes. Both sides full color means the arrow and the address read on the approach and again on the way back, which matters when a buyer overshoots a turn. Front only with a blank back is fine for the sign planted at the property itself.
What sizes are available?
There are four choices: 12 by 18, 12 by 24 and 18 by 24 inches, plus a custom Any Size option up to 18 by 24. Many agents use 18 by 24 at the listing and smaller panels for the directional trail.
How do the signs mount?
A metal H-stake plants the panel in a lawn or a strip of grass at the curb, and grommets let it hang from a fence or a post where staking is not an option. Both are add ons you select while building the order.
How quickly can signs be printed before a weekend showing?
Standard production is 5 business days, with 2 day and 3 day rush available. Since listings often go live with little notice, ordering a reusable set with your name and number rather than a property specific one saves the rush charge later.
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