Custom 24 by 18 inch wide full color coroplast yard sign on an H-stake in a front lawn

Custom Yard Signs — 24″ × 18″

24″ wide × 18″ tall on 4mm corrugated plastic (or 18″ × 24″ tall — same price), UV printed edge to edge. Full color, one price, and a steel H-stake ships with every sign at no extra cost.

18″ × 24″ 4mm coroplast H-stakes included Waterproof & UV safe
$27925 signs, double sided — $11.16 each, stakes included
Free FedEx Ground shipping  ·  Proof in 2–4 hours  ·  No setup or design fees
1 Which shape?
Wide
24″ wide × 18″ tall
Standard. What most signs look like.
Tall
18″ wide × 24″ tall
8 signs instead of 10, same price

Same sign, same 432 square inches, turned a quarter. Wide is the one you see on lawns and job sites — it gives a logo and a phone number room to sit side by side. Tall suits a stacked layout or a real estate rider. The price is the same either way — we print from a 4×8 sheet, and 10 wide signs come off a sheet where only 8 tall ones do. Set your artwork up the same way round and we'll match it on the proof.

2 How many signs?
Most popular
10
$12.50 ea
25
$11.16 ea
50
$9.98 ea
100
$9.29 ea
250
$8.60 ea
Every sign ships with a 10″ × 30″ steel H-stake, included. Price per sign drops at every tier.
3 Single or double sided?
10 — Single Sided
$95
Print on the front, back is white
Most popular
10 — Double Sided
$125
Same print both faces · +$3.00 a sign

Most orders are double sided: a lawn sign is read by traffic from both directions, and single-sided shows your name to half the street.

4 Want spare stakes? (optional)
No thanks
—
Your signs already include one stake each
Add 50 spare stakes
+$150
10″ × 30″ steel wire — $3 each

Stakes come with your signs. This is only for spares — useful if you rotate signs between sites or lose a few each season.

5 Same design on your truck doors? (optional — set of 2 magnets)
The sign in the lawn and the truck in the driveway say the same thing. One artwork, one proof, ships in the same box — no extra shipping.
No thanks
—
Signs only
18″ × 12″
+$75
Compact pickups, cars
24″ × 12″
+$95
Full-size pickups, vans
18″ × 24″
+$120
Box trucks, trailers

Steel doors only — test the door with a fridge magnet first; many newer trucks are aluminum. 30 mil magnet, rounded corners, direct UV print. Details & sizing →
Ordering 25 double-sided + a magnet set? The Contractor Kit is the same thing for $25 less →

6 Add your artwork
Drop your file or click to browse
JPG, PNG, PDF, AI, PSD, SVG — or skip and use our free template
7 Where it's going
Total$95
Secure Stripe checkout Apple & Google Pay We don't print until you approve

Ten signs, one honest price

Most sign printers quote a low per-sign number and then charge for setup, artwork and shipping. Ours is $95 for ten signs with free design, a proof before printing and free shipping in the price. A steel H-stake ships with every sign, included in the price. Spares are available if you want them.

That $95 buys a printed 4×8 sheet. Ten wide signs fit on one; eight tall ones do. Same sheet, same price — pick the shape you want and the count follows.

The material is 4mm corrugated plastic — hollow flutes between two printed faces. It's light, it's rigid, and it's completely waterproof, which is why every real estate office and campaign in the country uses it.

What arrives

  • 10 signs, 24″ wide × 18″ tall — or 8 tall ones, same price
  • One steel H-stake per sign, included
  • Free design layout if you need it
  • Free digital proof before anything prints

Why this size

432 square inches is the standard for a reason. Big enough to read from a moving car, small enough that the stake holds it upright in wind, and it fits every sign frame and rider on the market.

You'll see it written both ways. 24×18 and 18×24 are the same sign turned a quarter — we just ask which way up you want it instead of making you decode which number is the width. Neither one costs more than the other.

Material

Size24″ W × 18″ H (wide, standard)
18″ W × 24″ H (tall, same price, 8 per sheet)
Substrate4mm white coroplast (corrugated plastic)
Flute directionVertical — the stake slides straight in
PrintDirect UV printed, matte finish
SidesSingle (4/0) or double (4/4)
WeatherWaterproof and UV safe, indoor or outdoor

Hardware

H-stake10″ × 30″ steel wire — one included per sign
Grommets#2 brass, available on request
FramesCompatible with standard wire frames

Turnaround

Digital proof2–4 hours after ordering
ProductionShips next business day after approval
ShippingFree FedEx Ground shipping
Typical totalabout 3 business days after proof approval, door to door
Large ordersOver 300 signs adds 1 business day

Custom sizes

We print coroplast from 6″ × 6″ up to 48″ × 96″. Anything wider than 48″ runs horizontal flutes instead of vertical. Email us for a quote on custom sizes or quantities above 10.

Free design template

Print-ready PDF at the exact 18″ × 24″ size with trim and safe zone marked.

PDF
Yard sign template — 24″ W × 18″ H (wide)
Full size, 1″ grid — matches the shape you picked above

File requirements

  • PDF or JPEG, single page
  • CMYK — no Pantone or spot colors
  • 150 dpi at final size
  • Fonts converted to outlines
  • No crop marks and no bleed
  • Double sided = two separate files

What actually gets read

  • Five words or fewer on the top line
  • Phone number in the biggest type after the headline
  • Keep text at least 0.25″ in from every edge — trim varies slightly
  • Hard contrast beats clever color. Dark on white wins.
  • Skip the QR code. Nobody scans one from a moving car.

No artwork?

Send a logo, a photo of your old sign, or just type what you want it to say in the notes. We'll lay it out and email a proof. No design fee, ever.

Real estate

The single biggest use. "For Sale," "Open House," "Just Listed," directional arrows for a Sunday showing. Agents typically keep 20–30 on hand and burn through them.

Political campaigns

Local races run on yard signs. Order in bulk, place early, and expect to lose a few. Double sided matters here since signs sit at intersections.

Contractors

A sign in the yard of every job you're working is the cheapest advertising in the trades. Roofers, painters, landscapers, remodelers — the neighbors are your next customers.

Events & directions

Parking, entrances, registration, "this way." Church events, school fundraisers, weddings, farmers markets. Buy ten, use them every year.

Graduations & celebrations

Congratulations signs for the front lawn. Seasonal but reliable, and usually a rush order.

Small business

"Now Hiring," "Open," "Grand Opening," daily specials. A sign at the curb catches the traffic that drives past your storefront without looking up.

Do the signs come with stakes?
Yes — one 10″ × 30″ steel H-stake ships with every sign at no extra cost, so a 10-pack arrives with 10 stakes. Stakes are reusable; if you rotate signs between sites or lose a few each season, a spare pack of 50 is $150 in step 3. You never need to buy stakes to use our signs.
Single or double sided — which do I need?
Single sided if the sign faces one direction, like a front yard on a one-way street or against a building. Double sided if traffic passes from both directions — corner lots, intersections, medians, directional signs. Most orders are double-sided, so that is the default: $125 for ten ($30 more than single) or $279 for 25 ($60 more), and the same design prints on both faces unless you tell us otherwise.
Will they survive rain and sun?
Yes. Coroplast is plastic, so water does nothing to it, and we print with UV ink. Expect a full season outdoors easily. Colors will eventually fade in relentless direct sun over a year or more, which is why campaign signs get replaced each cycle.
How fast will I get them?
Digital proof within 2–4 hours of ordering. Once you approve it we print and ship the next business day via free FedEx Ground shipping, so they are in your hands about 3 business days after you approve — approve Monday morning, have them Thursday.
Can I order more than 10?
Yes, and it gets cheaper per sign: 25 for $219, 50 for $399, 100 for $749, 250 for $1,749 — all on the order form above, stakes and shipping included. Need 500 or more? Email orders@signblastusa.com and we'll quote it the same day.
Can I buy just one sign?
Ten is the minimum. The press setup is the same for one sign as for ten, so a single sign would cost nearly as much as the pack. If you truly need one, a replacement A-frame graphic ($39, if you own a frame) or a 2×4 banner ($40) is the honest alternative.
What's the difference between 24×18 and 18×24?
Nothing but which way up it is — both are 432 square inches of the same 4mm coroplast. 24″ wide × 18″ tall is the wide one you see on lawns and job sites, and it's what we print by default. 18″ wide × 24″ tall is the tall one, useful for a stacked layout or a real estate rider. Both cost the same. We print from a 4×8 foot sheet and price by the sheet, so what changes is the count, not the money: $95 buys 10 wide signs or 8 tall ones, $219 buys 25 wide or 20 tall, and so on down the ladder. Pick the shape at the top of the order form and set your artwork up the same way round.
Can I get a different size?
We print coroplast from 6″ × 6″ up to 48″ × 96″. 12×18 riders and large 4×8 site signs are available on quote — email orders@signblastusa.com and tell us the size.
Can each sign have different artwork?
The ten pack price assumes one design. If you need a few variations — different agent names, different addresses — tell us in the notes. Small variations are usually no extra charge; ten completely different designs would be quoted separately.
How do I put them in the ground?
Push the H-stake into the ground first, then slide the sign down onto the two prongs — they seat into the vertical flutes. In hard or frozen ground, start the holes with a screwdriver. Don't hammer the sign itself.
What if my artwork isn't print-ready?
Send whatever you have. A logo, a business card photo, or just the wording typed into the notes field. Our designers lay it out free and email a proof to approve before anything prints.

Didn't find it? See the covering every product, or read our — all custom print sales are final, which is why we proof first.

What Should Your Sign Say?

Tell us the business and what you want the sign to do. You'll get three wordings built around what actually reads at distance — not a paragraph nobody can take in at 30 mph.