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Garage Sale Yard Signs

Paper taped to a pole does not last the morning. These signs put big letters and an arrow on stiff plastic with a steel stake, so drivers can read them from the road. Leave the day off and use them for every garage, yard, estate or moving sale.

GARAGESALESATURDAY 8 AM TO 2 PM412 RIDGE ROAD
18 in24 in

24" x 18"

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1Choose a design
2Your text

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

5Stake and sides

Every yard sign comes with a 10 x 30 in steel H-stake. Its legs slide into the channels in the plastic, then push it into soft ground.

6Want us to design it?
Quantity
$39.95

Garage Sale Yard Sign prices

Price per 24 x 18 in yard sign with stake, by quantity
SignsOne side, eachBoth sides, each
1$39.95$44.95
2$27.95$30.95
3 to 5$21.95$22.95
6$19.95$21.95
7$17.95$18.95
8$15.95$16.95
9$14.38$15.95
10+$12.95$14.95

Each 24 x 18 in yard sign comes with a steel H-stake. The quantity counts signs with the same wording. Shipping $9.99, free on $99+.

The same message as a banner

Where garage sale yard signs are used

These suit the weekend seller who is tired of writing a new poster every time, and the neighborhood that holds a big sale every year. Estate sale companies and resale shops keep a stack for each job, and churches and schools use them for rummage days. Choose a sign with an arrow for the corners on the way in, and the plain headline for your own lawn. The same signs work again at the next event as long as the day and address stay off.

Where to put it

Start at the nearest busy road and put a sign at every turn, with the arrow pointing the way drivers should go. Keep each one low enough to read from a car seat, and facing oncoming traffic. Put the last sign at your own driveway so people know they have arrived. Pull them all up the same day you finish, so nobody turns up after the sale is over.

Questions about garage sale yard signs

How many garage sale signs do I need?

Plan one at each turn between the nearest busy road and your house, and one in your own yard. Most streets need three to five, each with an arrow pointing the way.

Can I use these signs again next time?

Yes, if you leave the day and address off the sign. Write those on a piece of tape on the day, or keep the lines on if it is a one-time event such as an estate sale.

Do I need permission to put signs by the road?

Rules are set by each town. Many do not allow signs on the public strip by the road or on utility poles, and some ask for a permit. Check with your town and ask a neighbor before using their lawn.

What should a garage sale sign say?

Keep it to what a driver can read in a few seconds: the headline, an arrow, and the day if you want it. Long lists of items go unread at 25 miles an hour.

Red or yellow?

Both read well from a car. Yellow with black letters stands out against green lawns and trees, while white on red is the color many people already link with a yard sale.

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