Versatile & Eye-Catching A-Frame Pavement Signage
✔ Classic A-Frame Pavement Signs – Perfect for on-the-go promotions.
✔ Front-Loading Snap Frame – Effortlessly insert or change posters in seconds.
✔ Protective Anti-Glare Cover – Shields posters from dust, dirt, and weather.
✔ Galvanised Steel Backing – Ensures long-lasting durability, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
✔ Lightweight & Portable – Easily reposition as needed.
Whether you need to display menus, offers, event details, or business promotions, these A-frame signs deliver maximum visibility in high-footfall areas.
Popular Uses:
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Bars & Restaurants – Promote daily specials, happy hours, and upcoming events.
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Retail & Shopping Centres – Advertise discounts, sales, and new arrivals.
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Real Estate Agencies – Showcase property listings and open house details.
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Markets & Outdoor Events – Highlight fresh produce, deals, and seasonal promotions.
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Colleges & Public Venues – Display important notices, timetables, and student events.
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Trade Shows & Exhibitions – Portable and reusable signage for branding and promotions.
💡 Pro Tip: Always position your A-frame sign on a flat, stable surface for best results.
📌 Artwork Guidelines:
✔ Keep a 10mm – 25mm border clear of important content (frame clips will obscure this area).
✔ Supply artwork as a CMYK PDF (PDF/X1a format preferred).
✔ Scale: 1:1
✔ Resolution: 150dpi
✔ For best results, use a minimum 18pt font size and 2pt line weight to ensure clarity when printed.
📌 Weight:
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A1 A-frame – 10.56kg
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A2 A-frame – 7.26kg
Frequently Asked Questions
If you already own an A-frame and just need new content, poster only saves you buying a frame you don't need. Frame with posters is the simplest option if you're starting from scratch and want everything in one order. Frame only makes sense if you plan to design and print posters yourself, or you're stocking up on frames to reuse with different inserts over time.
A-frame posters are usually viewed from a bit of a distance on a pavement or shop front, rather than held close up like a flyer or business card. At that viewing distance, 150dpi still looks sharp, while asking for 300dpi would just mean a bigger file without any real visible improvement.
Yes, an A-frame has two faces, so you can run a completely different poster on each side rather than the same design showing both ways. That's useful if you want to advertise two different things at once, or simply catch attention from both directions of foot traffic.
The A1 comes in at around 10.5kg and the A2 at around 7.25kg, both of which one person can carry and set up without help, though the A1 is noticeably heavier if you're moving it in and out every day. The galvanised steel backing is what adds most of that weight, which is also what gives it the durability for daily use.
It cuts down reflections from sunlight or overhead lighting so your poster stays readable rather than washed out by glare. It sits over the front of the snap frame, and since the frame is designed for quick loading, swapping a poster is still a matter of seconds rather than something fiddly.
