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For Sale Banners

Homeowners selling privately, landowners with a lot to sell and dealers with equipment use a for sale banner, or LAND FOR SALE for bare ground, where buyers will see it. The optional lines can carry a phone number and the words by owner, and the live preview shows the final print.

FOR SALE555-123-4567BY OWNER
24 in48 in

4 x 2 ft

  • Exact previewReal size

  • HemmedGrommets included

  • Free ship $99+Else $9.99

1Choose a design
2Your text

Dashed text is an example. Switch a line off to leave it off.

3Material
4Size
5Finishing

Every banner comes with hemmed edges and brass grommets around the edges, ready to tie to a fence, wall or frame. Printed on one side.

Quantity
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For Sale Banner prices

SizeVinyl bannerMesh banner
2 x 4 ft$25.95$25.95
4 x 2 ft$25.95$25.95
6 x 2 ft$38.95$38.95
3 x 6 ft$57.95$57.95
6 x 3 ft$57.95$57.95
8 x 3 ft$76.95$76.95
8 x 4 ft$101.95$101.95

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

The same message as a sign

Where for sale banners are used

A couple selling a farmhouse with an acre hangs a for sale banner on the fence at the end of the driveway, so drivers on the county road see the listing. A landowner posts one on the gate of a wooded parcel, where hikers and hunters might not know the lot is available. An equipment dealer puts another on the railing beside the lot where machines are parked, so people who stop to look can call the number on the banner. The seller's goal is simple: a phone number that a passing driver can copy down without stopping.

Choosing the size and where to hang it

The 6 by 3 ft size reaches a long run of road fence, and the 8 by 4 ft size suits a long lot frontage. A 4 by 2 ft or 6 by 2 ft banner fits a gate. Solid vinyl suits a fence rail or a barn wall. Zip ties or bungee cords through the grommets hold it to a fence or railing, and screws hold it to a wall. Place it where drivers can read the words before they pass.

Questions about for sale banners

Should I write by owner on the banner?

Add by owner on one line if you are selling without an agent, since it tells a caller who answers the phone. Leave it off if an agent handles calls. Put the phone number on the other line so buyers can call from the road.

Which size fits a lot or a yard?

A 6 by 3 ft banner fits a fence along a road. The 8 by 4 ft size is the largest vinyl banner, for a long lot frontage. A 4 by 2 ft or 6 by 2 ft banner suits a gate or a fence post in a smaller yard.

Do I need to check local rules?

Many cities and counties limit signs on public roads and in front yards, including signs that offer property for sale, so check your local rules before you hang one by the road. Printed on one side only, so face the printed side toward traffic.

Should the phone line include the area code?

Yes, type the number the way a caller should dial it, with the area code. Keep it on one line and make sure the digits stay large enough to read from the road. Check the live preview to confirm the number fits at the size you pick.

Can I order one banner for two lots?

One banner carries one set of wording, so a second lot needs its own banner. Order a second banner with the same wording, or a different size for the other frontage, and check each live preview before you pay.

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