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No Skateboarding Signs
Business plazas, apartment courtyards and storefront walks often get skated or ridden on, and owners want a clear rule posted. Put the sign at each entrance to the area and near the steps, where the rule matters most.
18" x 12"
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No Skateboarding 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 |
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Where no skateboarding signs are used
A shopping plaza manager posts one at each walkway entrance, where skateboards hit the stone benches and steps. An apartment courtyard gets one near the pool gate and the stairs, where riders use the rails after dark. A downtown storefront owner hangs one on the wall beside a ramp that the shop front faces. The sign names skating and bike riding in one line of text so both groups see the rule.
Choosing the size and where to hang it
Each walkway entrance where riders come in is the place for the 24 by 18 inch size, while the 18 by 12 inch size fits a rail post near the steps. Aluminum with corner holes is a steady pick for a wall or post that gets rain and sun. Plastic is light and suits a temporary event plaza, fixed with grommets and zip ties. Plain aluminum is enough for a daytime plaza, and reflective aluminum helps a courtyard used after dark.
Questions about no skateboarding signs
Where should I mount these signs?
Mount one at each approach to the area, at about eye height on a post or wall. Add one near steps or rails, where skaters and riders tend to start. A single sign at the main entrance may not be enough for a large plaza.
Should I add On this property?
That line tells people the rule applies on your land, not on a public path. Keep it or change it to match your rule. Check your local rules before you post a ban on a public sidewalk, since sidewalks are often a city matter.
What size works for a plaza?
A 24 x 18 in landscape sign reads from a few steps away, so it suits a wall at a plaza entrance. For a narrow post at a walkway, use 12 x 18 in portrait. Aluminum is rust-free for outdoor use, and plastic is a lighter option for a sign you may move.
Can I leave the extra line blank?
Yes. The extra line is optional, so you can switch it off and keep only the two printed lines. A plain sign works for a plaza where the rule is already clear. The live preview shows the sign exactly as it will print before you order.
How do I keep the sign from being knocked over?
Mount it on a post set into the ground, or on a wall with screws through the corner holes. Aluminum is the sturdier choice for a spot with foot and bike traffic. Plastic is light and moves easily, so tie it higher on a rail where people will not bump it.
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