How are Bag Sign/Lawn Sign Stands U Shape and H Shape made?

Unless you plan to make millions of them, I can guarantee you that it will be cheaper to buy them.

JB

 

They remind me of Dura-Wall for masonry construction, minus the criss-cross version

 

What's a Bag sign ? We do tons of Coro signs and have thousands of the H wire stands in the shop, they do not work to go in rocky desert soil, Too weak.

 

Ever seen how newspapers/magazines are printed? The huge reel to reel paper roll / presses?
It's a similar method for plastic bag signs... so unless you're really into huge production, buying them from a vendor is definitely the easiest / least expensive way to go.

But if you're still interested, look up Flexo printing on YouTube....

 

He's referring to the polybag signs -- mostly used for political / campaign signs. This is where I get mine from: http://polybagplanet.com/ (e.g. 10k single-color, double-sided 24" x 16" polybag signs, including the wire frame = [pricing removed from this post] all for less than the cost of your typical bulk H stake!)

 

Whoops. I just noticed I answered the wrong question. I don't know of anyone in the states that makes the cheap/basic wire stands. Every box from every supplier I've ever seen has a "made in China" sticker. You can see some of the wire manufacturing videos on YouTube. Just big factories/warehouses with lots of equipment.

 

There are several US and Canadian manufacturers of the stakes.

Vermac, Parker Davis, etc.

May I ask why you want to make your own? Would you like a truckload price on stakes?