Plastic Signs

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Plastic signs can be used in many ways, whether you choose to display them indoors or outdoors. Here are some examples of plastic sign applications:

Indoor Uses of Plastic Signs

• Office signs – plastic signs are used in offices to display the company name, department names, employee names, and directional signs.
• Retail store signs – if you want to advertise sales, promotions, product displays, and store hours, plastic signs are a great choice.
• Safety signs – use plastic signs for safety warnings and to show people where the emergency exits are, and what safety procedures they should follow.
• Trade shows – plastic signs can also be used for product displays and for displaying promotions at trade shows.
• Conferences – aside from directional signs, plastic signs can be used to let attendees know the names of conference rooms and know who the speakers are.

• Real estate signs – because plastic signs are weatherproof, they can be used for real estate listings, open house signs, and directional signs.
• Construction sites – use plastic signs to protect workers and passersby from accidents with safety warnings, traffic control signs, and directional signs.
• Political campaigns – want more people to vote for your candidate? Use plastic signs for political campaign purposes, yard signs, bumper stickers, and billboards.
• Sporting events – use plastic signs to show people where designated areas like restrooms and parking lots are. You can also use these to showcase sponsorships and display event advertisements.
• Retail stores – drive more foot traffic into your store by using plastic for store advertisements, product displays, and sales promotions.
• Public parks – you can use plastic signs to make the public aware of the park’s rules and regulations, show directions, and indicate trail maps.
• Parking lots – plastic signs work great as directional signs at parking lots. Use these for signages like parking numbers, disabled persons parking, and reserved parking signs.