Yes, you can. Whiteboard markers work perfectly on our acrylic pavement sign! So go ahead and bring out your best handwriting (calligraphy skills optional). Write your weekly specials, announce a limited offer, or draw something fun to make people smile.

To keep your sign in good condition, clean it gently and don’t let the ink sit for too long.
Need more info on the care instructions or warranty? We're thrilled to guide you.

Yes! If you added the option for customized branding during checkout, we’ll deliver your sidewalk sign with the branding you uploaded using our tool. You can even choose to have us pre-apply the branding to the sign for a small extra cost.

If you purchased custom branding but chose not to have it applied by us or if you're applying your own, no worries. We’ve got you covered with a step-by-step guide. You can read this article or watch this video to apply your branding like a pro.

Absolutely. The rubber feet provide grip without damaging floors, making it perfect for interior use; whether it’s in your restaurant lobby, a gallery space, or next to your counter.

Yes, absolutely! We designed this pavement sign with exactly that in mind.

It’s made from durable, weather-resistant acrylic and comes with a stainless steel crossbar to improve stability in outdoor conditions. The crossbar even lets you add extra weight, which is especially useful in windier and/or high-traffic areas.
However, we do not recommend placing it outside during extreme wind or severe weather.

Yes, especially when you use the included crossbar. It improves stability and lets you add extra weight if needed; handy for windier areas or high-traffic sidewalks. Still, we recommend bringing the sign inside during extreme weather.

You can, but we don’t recommend it. Even though it’s weather-resistant, leaving it out in harsh conditions or unsecured overnight could shorten its lifespan. But let’s be real: such a good-looking sidewalk sign might just catch the wrong kind of attention overnight 😉. To keep it safe (and in top shape), we recommend bringing it inside after closing time.

Depending on where you are, this product might be known as a pavement sign, sidewalk sign, sandwich board, a-frame sign, or freestanding display. All different names for the same attention-grabbing tool.