USCNC 2 Pack Heavy Duty A-Frame Sidewalk Sign 24 x 36 Inch, Portable Double-Sided Sandwich Board Slide-in Folding Metal Signboard (Frame only)

A message board outside the church I attend. Easy to prepare and carry.

Purchased this for my little roadside egg stand. It’s decent quality, but feels overpriced for what it is. Several spots were rusty out of the box, and that has gotten a bit worse with use. I’ll need to spray paint it one of these days, but for something so new, it feels like that shouldn’t be necessary.The sign material I use is a 24x36” piece of coroplast, the 24” measurement needs to have at least a half inch trimmed off. The 36” side is doable, but does not fit down into the frame. It’s not terribly noticeable to anyone, but worth noting if perfection is required.

The media could not be loaded. I always hated the plastic AFrames. This metal one is fantastic, light weight to carry but sturdy enough. Looks elegant and expensive. Can’t complain.

Had to get the poster a tad smaller to fit but we made it work

Unfortunately this began losing screws after 4 uses and is very poorly made. It is no longer functional after 3 months :(

This has been a great addition for our booth that we set up at fairs with signs. Before we were using plain frames and taping them up. With these stands, we don't have to worry about them staying up or the wind knocking them down. Nice and lightweight also so that it's just to cumbersome to carry a long distance. Very happy.

Made signs 24 in wide and they didn’t fit. Had to cut the board to get it in. I purchase other brands that gave extra space for a 24 in wide sign. Wouldn’t reccomended if you have multiple sign holders because you’ll need to print different size signs or boards.

I had someone make me a wooden sandwich board sign years ago and it was the heaviest thing I’ve ever tried to move around. This sign is the polar opposite - easy to set up, easy to take down (fold up) and easy to transport. It’s light enough that I have no trouble loading it in the back of my car. The poster size openings hold some blank foam boards I have, and I use this sign at the polling place during elections. This holds our “Reserved for Curbside Voters” signs that we are unable to display any other way at our location. This sandwich board sign has saved us from having to retrieve and reattach our signs to whatever contraption we dreamed up that day. Another bonus is that voters can see it and won’t inadvertently back into it or knock it over like they did with the orange traffic cone we tried.It is heavy enough to withstand the wind gusts that catch other signs and send them sailing away, so if you have such a situation - where you need or want to display a sign outside and have it be secure and stable, give this sandwich board sign a look. It’s been a great improvement for my situation, and I highly recommend it.