FLOOR STANDING SNAP SIGN STANDS
These Sign Stands have a front loading design similar to the Wall Mountable Snap Frames. Their frames snap open for easy sign and poster changes.
- Stylish rounded safety corners corners to protect customers and staff
- Silver stainless steel or black powdercoated stainless steel
- Landscape or portrait
- Choice of base styles
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About
Easy loading
Heavy duty bases
Prompt despatch
These sign and poster stands are popular with businesses that need to change the graphice frequently. Like restaurants that display their menus near the entrance to the premises. The spring-loaded snap frames snap open and closed easily. The signs can be changed in a few seconds.
Silver or Black
Safety Corners
Easy Front Loading
The Snap Frames are made from aluminium. The corners are plastic and are rounded to protect your staff and customers. Select from silver or black in a range of sizes.
Cross Section Sketch of Frame
Select Heavy Duty Wheel Base
Or Convenient Wheel Base
Rear View of Stands
For Landscape Signs
Or Rotate for Portrait Signs
The frames can be unscrewed from the pole and rotated making them suitable for landscape or portrait signs and posters.
Essentials:
| Type: | Snap Frame Sign Frames |
| Key feature: | Easy front loading design |
| Finish: | Stainless steel or black |
| Frame sizes: | A4 and A3 |
| Orientation: | Portrait and landscape |
| Bases: | Standard or wheelie |
| Supplied with: | Clear plastic covers |
| Assembly: | Easy screw together |
| Designed in: | Australia |
| Made in: | China |
| Packaging: | Individual cardboard cartons |
| Availability: | Despatched in 24-48 hours |
| Freight: | Calculated at Checkout |
| Discounts: | See Detailed Product Views |
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Click to send email: Request for Free Delivery of Floor Sign Stands. May apply to orders over $500 delivered to Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide or Brisbane areas.Select for related products:
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Page last updated 7 March 2022