Signage

Everything that carries a message in a queue line — frames that mount on the posts you already own, floor-standing sign and poster stands, and banners for longer runs. If people are standing still, this is where they read.

Post-top signs and frames

These fit straight onto the head of an existing stanchion, so you add signage without adding floor space. Stanchion sign frames come in standard and heavy duty gauges, vertical or horizontal, in four sizes and five finishes — and in belt or rope fitment, since the post-top adapter differs. Frameless bracket signs (bullet, T, razor and oval) give a cleaner look where a full frame would be too much, and paper sign holders take ordinary printed A-size paper for messages that change daily.

Sign and poster stands

Free-standing units on a weighted cast iron base, for entrances, service desks and anywhere there is no stanchion to hang a sign on. Sign stands run from 7" x 11" up to 22" x 28" with a choice of flat, dome or profile base. Poster stands take standard 14" x 22" and 22" x 28" graphics in single, double and triple frames, and the Versa range takes cork board and marker board inserts for messages you rewrite rather than reprint.

Banners

A banner beam spans between two posts to carry a wide printed message across the head of a queue — the cheapest way to brand a waiting area, because it uses stanchions you already own.

Choosing

Already have stanchions? Start with post-top frames — cheaper, and nothing extra on the floor. No stanchions, or the sign needs to stand alone? Use a sign or poster stand. Message changes daily? Choose a paper sign holder or a snap frame. High traffic? Take the heavy duty frame — it accepts 1/4" rigid material instead of 1/8".

Not sure what fits the posts you own? Tell us the make and we will match it — (800) 516-2115.