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Open House Banners

Real estate agents and home sellers hang an open house banner at a corner or a turn off a main road, so visitors can find the house without guessing. The two optional lines take the hours and the street address, and you can check the live preview to confirm each number.

OPEN HOUSESUNDAY 1 TO 4 PM123 OAK STREET
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.

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Open House 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 open house banners are used

A listing agent sets a banner at the corner where a subdivision road meets the county road, so visitors can turn toward the house. A second banner goes on a fence post at the far turn, where the last few miles of directions matter most. A seller who does not have an agent may place one at the end of her own driveway, so buyers know the house is open without calling first. Each sign has one job: point a visitor to the right door at the right time.

Choosing the size and where to hang it

Set one banner on a fence at each turn, facing the traffic that approaches it, at a height a driver can read from the lane. The 4 by 2 ft or 6 by 2 ft size suits a short fence, while the 8 by 3 ft size suits a busy corner. Zip ties or bungee cords through the grommets hold it to a fence or railing, and a wall takes screws. Check your local rules on directional signs before you place one off your own property.

Questions about open house banners

What goes on the time and address lines?

Put the open hours on one line, such as Sat 10 am to 2 pm, and the street address on the other, such as 18 Hollow Creek Road. Shorter lines read faster from a car. The final print is only what you type into those lines.

Which size should I pick for a corner?

A 4 by 2 ft or 6 by 2 ft banner suits a fence post at a corner. A 6 by 3 ft or 8 by 3 ft size gives drivers more to read from further down the road. The 8 by 4 ft size is the largest vinyl option.

Can I hang it on a utility pole or public land?

Many towns limit directional signs on utility poles and public land, so check your local rules first. Hang the banner only where the owner of the spot allows it.

Can I list two days of open hours?

Yes, if both days fit on one line at a readable size, such as Sat and Sun 1 to 4 pm. Check the preview to see whether the line fits before you order. If the hours differ by day, keep the schedule short, such as Sat 10 to 2, Sun 1 to 4.

Should I order one banner for each turn?

Each banner shows one set of wording, so every turn needs its own banner. Order matching wording for each turn so the directions stay consistent. A banner at the far turn also reassures visitors who have already passed the first sign.

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