Need supplier for A-Frame sponsor boards

[thinksigns]

I made the signs in the photo using 10mm coro and pvc "feet" for a local soccer complex. A local club saw them and would like to sell sponsorships and place them around their fields on gameday. So, they would need to break down easily for storage. What I made is fine for a one time event, but I don't think it would be a good long term solution for this particular use. Does anyone know of a supplier for something like this? He expects to order 10-20 of them.

 

[Gino]

There's a member on here who is selling them for $9.99 each. Perhaps, he could steer you in the right direction, but he claims his standard ones are strong.

 

[CanuckSigns]

I don't think there would be a problem reusing what you made, 10mm coro is pretty durable, have them fold them back flat and stack them when they don't need them.

i think what you made actually looks a lot better than the usual metal frame signs, are the feet something you made or did you buy them?

 

[thinksigns]

I don't think there would be a problem reusing what you made, 10mm coro is pretty durable, have them fold them back flat and stack them when they don't need them.

i think what you made actually looks a lot better than the usual metal frame signs, are the feet something you made or did you buy them?

For the feet, I just took a heat gun to some 3mm pvc. My main worry is the signs being stable in the wind or being hit by a ball, etc. I guess putting a spike through the feet would help with that. I would still like to find a metal frame to give him both options. Has anyone seen such a frame?

 

[BIG EASY DOES IT]

Looks like a job for 10dollarsigns.com

 

[eahicks]

Does it have to be A Frame? I think just a double-sided coro on a HD wire stake would do the trick....just like we do for Golf Tourneys, etc...