T-SIGN Outdoor A-Frame Sidewalk Sign 22x28 Inch Sandwich Board, Black Coated Steel Metal Double-Sided, Heavy Duty Slide-in Folding Frame Sign Holder, 2 Corrugated Plastic Poster Boards, Display Stand

Very sturdy

Great quality and easy to use. will make a perfect edition out front of the market

I purchased 9 of these for our foundation to display various signage to help guide attendees around our various events. I like that these are metal, have a good weight to them so rarely would need extra weights to keep them steady unless it was a very windy storm. The tops of the sides have flip down covers to help keep the 2x3 art sign boards in place. Much less expensive and much better looking than the big plastic A-fram sidewalk boards I've seen.

I purchased this sign for use at my neighborhood entrance to announce upcoming events and meetings that the HOA is having. It is very sturdy...not afraid it will blow over on a windy day. It is also weather resistant. I would definitely recommend to others and buy it again myself. When the dry erase sign was shipped it was well packaged so it received no damage. It works well and cleans easily!

Really love the size and quality of this board except the PVC covering has already warped due to exposure to moisture (a foggy morning in SoCal) and now does not lay flat making the signage look very unpresentable on one side :/ wish I could purchase just a pvc replacement!

I love that they can be dry erase or hold a poster. Super easy to use and lightweight. I wish there was a handle on the top though for carrying.

I went all around town looking at what everyone was using, and hated them. Then ran across one of these.. store owner let me play with it and I was Hooked. This design looks like a picture frame and snaps open / closed so easily. You do need to READ the directions and remove the VERY thin clear film off of the White / Magnetic board. This is in addition to the heavier plastic provided as a cover for your sign's image (love it).Update: Have been using this for several months now and still like it a lot. Absolutely love the way the frame clips our inserts in. In fact just went to order another but it is out of stock (sigh..)We designed inserts to use under the plastic protective sheet that comes with it. There is some delamination of the white plastic from the backing (a mild soft steel) but nothing unexpected as it has been in very wet weather in the Pacific NW. I do wish the backing metal was thicker and a stronger grade of steel but it works great for our current needs. And it looks SO MUCH better than the big bulky all plastic ones.Update,we have purchased a 2nd one as an additional sign. Still very happy with them.You do need to occasionally clean out from the frame any road grime that Will accumulate, but it's as easy as taking out the signage, the transparent cover, flipping the edges open and taking a hose to it.We use a printing company here that has "PolyColor" sheets and prints in waterproof ink on them. Being in the Pacific NW, we get a lot of moisture / rain and regular inks may bleed and paper sucks up the water. With these materials we use, no problems at all in any weather conditions.

This is a large sidewalk sign. It has whiteboards with transparent covers. I place printouts on the boards and securely cover them with the clear plastic cover sheets. The snap down closures that hold the covers in place seem water tight as I’ve used the sign in wet weather without a drop getting inside or under the cover. This is even after it has been run over by a car after it was blown over in a wind storm. So, yes, it’s durable.