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Riders & Extensions
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| There are 2 kinds of riders.
The first kind, called a "rider", uses a mini step stake to slide into
the top of the sign board. It's not a seamless connection. The second kind are extensions, which are appear as a seamless attachment,
so it looks like one solid sign board. |
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| The picture above shows
an extension on the left and a rider on the right. It is actually
very hard to tell a rider from an extension with these photos because the
rider stake was placed in the sign board perfectly which makes them all
appear seamless. |
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| The picture above shows
an extension. That's right! It's at the bottom. Extensions
can go at the top or the bottom. Even the sides and corners! This
particular extension is just a plain rectangle printed on yellow boards,
and it simply uses the same step stake. It slides on first for a seamless
connection.
Extensions are also an inexpensive
way to add to the size of a sign board. For example, if you add a
2" extension to an 18" board, the total size will be 20" in height. Since a 20" size is not a standard size, it would require
additional labor and cost more than a standard size. By using extensions to add to the size, it can be less
expensive, especially when you want your signs to say different phrases and have multiple colors. It also gives you the flexibility to change messages. Inquire
about getting different messages when you order. |
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A rider is shown to the
left. As you can see, they will also serve as mini- yard signs.
They are essentially the same thing.
Corrugated signs provide
an unmatched flexibility for changing messages and having a unique professional
appearance. |
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Riders can be die cut to
special shapes and really make your signs stop crowds!
The picture to the left shows
a complete yard sign with a circular extension which sits on the corner.
In this particular case,
the "Now Open" phrase can be removed at a later date and the signs can
be used long after their grand opening. |
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| It's best to get a custom
quote on riders which can be calculated based on what your base signs will
accommodate and the quantity needed. |
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