Employee Parking Only Signs for Staff Spaces

Employee Parking Sign prices

Size	Aluminum	Plastic	Reflective
12" x 12"	$42.95	$25.95	Not offered
12" x 18"	$42.95	$25.95	$68.95
18" x 12"	$42.95	$25.95	$68.95
24" x 18"	$63.95	$40.95	$137.95

Per sign, one side. Shipping $9.99, free on $99+.

Where employee parking signs are used

A clinic posts one at the entrance to its back lot, so patients take the front rows and staff park behind. A factory puts one on the post at each reserved stall along the fence where shifts change. A small shop sets one on the wall by the rear door, so the rear spots stay free for deliveries. Each sign points an employee toward the staff rows before they reach the customer lot, which keeps the front spaces open for the people who came to shop or visit.

Choosing the size and where to hang it

At the entrance to the staff lot, where a driver turns in, use the 24 by 18 inch size, and put the 12 by 18 inch size on each reserved stall post. Aluminum takes bolts through its corner holes and holds on a post all year. Plastic weighs little and suits a staff lot that changes each season, tied on through its grommets. Reflective aluminum helps a lot where shifts end after dark. Keep the sign above the bumper line so a parked car does not hide it.

Questions about employee parking signs

Where should staff parking signs go?

Post them where staff should park, such as a back lot, a row behind the building or a set of numbered stalls. If the staff area is far from the front door, add a sign at the main entrance too, so customers do not park there by mistake.

What does Permit required add?

That line tells drivers a permit is needed to park in the staff area. Only add it if you actually issue permits. Whether a sign like this can be enforced or towed depends on local rules, so check with your city before you add towing wording.

Aluminum or plastic for a staff lot?

Aluminum is rust-free and can be printed on one or two sides, so it suits a post in a lot that sees weather. Plastic is lighter and flexible, which works for a sign on a wall or one you may move later.

Can I name a shift on the sign?

Yes. The extra line can name a shift or a crew, such as Night shift, so the right people park in the right row. Keep it short so EMPLOYEE and PARKING ONLY stay the focus.

Will staff parking signs keep visitors out of the staff row?

A sign states the rule, but it does not block a space. Many owners pair it with a painted stall, a gate or a clear note in the staff handbook. Put the sign on the post at each stall so it is seen before a driver chooses that row.