RogueRoller
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Most cities have a size control on how big a sidewalk sign can be.
(6 SQ FEET- 12 SQ feet two sided ) What ever the size most are set up at a Sq Foot regulation NOT Cubic Square Feet.
This is why you see most signs made at 2'x3' or around that size.
If you build it 3D for your client they get more bang for their BOOT lol Buck.
If you look at the boot from any side and take a picture of it, well it stayed inside the cities requirement. of so much Sq Foot image size. Giving the customer a much better sidewalk sign then a A-Frame that gets lost in a sea of clutter.
(This town has a bit bigger Sq foot size then others) but it gives you the idea.
A great nitch to get into in your home town. Before you know it the sidewalks look fun to walk down bringing business into town, making you the HERO.
A side walk sign does not have to have lettering on it.
Make it a object that describes the business. Trust me its a lot more fun then reading sign after sign, they Just work better.
(6 SQ FEET- 12 SQ feet two sided ) What ever the size most are set up at a Sq Foot regulation NOT Cubic Square Feet.
This is why you see most signs made at 2'x3' or around that size.
If you build it 3D for your client they get more bang for their BOOT lol Buck.
If you look at the boot from any side and take a picture of it, well it stayed inside the cities requirement. of so much Sq Foot image size. Giving the customer a much better sidewalk sign then a A-Frame that gets lost in a sea of clutter.
(This town has a bit bigger Sq foot size then others) but it gives you the idea.
A great nitch to get into in your home town. Before you know it the sidewalks look fun to walk down bringing business into town, making you the HERO.
A side walk sign does not have to have lettering on it.
Make it a object that describes the business. Trust me its a lot more fun then reading sign after sign, they Just work better.
