Rated 5 out of 5 by Bobby Bob Bobbin from Nice and easy A good system here! Easy to assemble and install. Looks great. Will it stand the test of time? Tbc…

Rated 5 out of 5 by Bill Assaad from Good Product Good Product, Easy to assemble

Rated 5 out of 5 by Jeff Hamby from Standard sign frame and insert suggestion The standard sign frame is a very nice product. light weight, easy to assemble. I was able to install by myself, though it would have been nice if I had a helper. I used the 5mm alumaCorr for the face which worked perfect. I wouldn't suggest using 3mm maxmetal. I had a customer who did that and the face was too flimsy and just blew out.

Rated 5 out of 5 by Sign Makers Guntersville from Great for 4mm coro sheets or the equivilent. It only fits a 4mm coro NOT 10mm coro just FYI

Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Exceptionally Easy Install! I just finished installing 4'x8' version of this sign frame with my 8 year old son, and it went so smooth and fast. We used the 4"x4" metal ground stakes as well, and they also worked great! Makes me want to sell a ton more of these. My only qualm is that the manufacturer basically just threw it in the box to ship, leaving a TON of PVC shavings I had to vacuum up.

Rated 5 out of 5 by Columbia Signs from Just As Described! Received the product on time and everything matched the description and was very easy to assemble.

Rated 4 out of 5 by Action Graphics from Great sign frames. To the people losing sign panels, I cut strips of white 3mm maxmetal (ACM) and put the strips on the side posts with UHB tape to keep the panel from coming out, that way you can use 3mm maxmetal which is way easier to install than 5 or 6mm panels. On the larger sizes, I would recommend using the thicker material so you dont have bowing. Using wood posts is a MUST in my opinion and they need to be safely below the frost line, here in Central PA, I go at least 36" deep and haven't had any trouble with signs blowing over. As others have said, the top and bottom rails are a pain to open and slide in the panel, I recommend using several thin putty knives on the back and one on the front to open the gap.

Rated 3 out of 5 by Valmarie from Decent for the price Has a nice look. Price is good. Used 6’m ACM - recommend stretching out the frame with ACM before going to site- it was hard to get the panel into frame on location. The frame twisted - we had to go back and reinforce the poles with 4x4 wood inside and dig more than the first 24” - we burried 30”