A1 A-Board Pavement Sign - Single Sided 32mm Snap Frame, Aluminium

A single sided A-board for the footpath, 100 cm tall, with one A1 snap frame on the front and open legs behind it. It is the version for a doorway, a wall, a corner - anywhere people only ever approach the sign from one direction, and a second face would be printing nobody reads.

The face is a 32 mm aluminium snap frame: all four edges flip open from the front, the poster goes in behind a clear PVC sheet, and the edges press shut again. A few seconds, no tools, and the sign stays where it is.

It takes an ordinary paper poster at A1, 594 x 841 mm. That is what a snap frame is for - soft stock, straight from the copy shop, nothing to mount on a board first.

It arrives assembled - unfold the legs, drop the poster in, done - and folds flat again for storage or the back of a car. The whole thing is 5 kg.

The frame is aluminium, so it does not rust. Like any A-frame it is a sign you put out for trading and bring back in afterwards - a sheltered footpath or a covered entrance is its place, not the open weather in a storm.

If people will walk past from both directions, the double sided version puts a poster on each face.

Questions & Answers

Q: What is behind the sign?
A: Open legs and a cross stay - there is no second frame. That is the difference between this and the double sided version.

Q: What kind of poster does it take?
A: An ordinary paper poster at A1, 594 x 841 mm. Nothing needs mounting on a board first.

Q: How do I change the poster?
A: Press the four edges of the frame open from the front, lift out the clear PVC sheet, put the new poster in and press the edges shut. No tools.

Q: Does it arrive assembled?
A: Yes. Unfold the legs and it is ready. It folds flat again when you want it out of the way.

Q: Can the angle be adjusted?
A: No. The legs open to a fixed spread, the same as any A-frame.

Q: Can it stay outside?
A: Put it out while you are open and bring it in afterwards. The aluminium does not rust, but it is not built to stand in a storm - a sheltered footpath or a covered entrance suits it.

If the sign needs a printed rigid board instead of paper, the steel sandwich board takes 600 x 900 mm corflute panels. For a sign that stays out through the weather, see the pavement sign on a water-filled base. The rest are in A-frame signs and pavement boards.