Box Edge Sign Legs

For supporting boxed edge signs, you’ll want legs that are stable, durable, and weather-resistant (if used outdoors). Here are some types that work well:

1. A-Frame Legs (Sandwich Board Style)

• Description: These have two sides that form a triangle (A-shape) when viewed from the side.
• Material Options: Metal, wood, or heavy-duty plastic.
• Best For: Temporary or portable signs, both indoors and outdoors.
• Pros: Easy to set up, can fold up for portability, and can hold larger sign boxes due to their wide stance.

2. T-Stand Legs

• Description: A single leg in the center with two stabilizing bars that form a “T” shape at the bottom.
• Material Options: Metal, typically powder-coated steel for outdoor durability.
• Best For: Permanent or semi-permanent installations.
• Pros: Compact base, stable, often adjustable in height, and less obtrusive.

3. H-Stake Legs (Wire Frame)

• Description: Two prongs go into the ground, with a horizontal crossbar for stability and to hold the sign.
• Material Options: Steel wire, typically galvanized for rust resistance.
• Best For: Smaller signs that can be pushed directly into the ground.
• Pros: Affordable, lightweight, and quick to set up, though best for smaller boxed edge signs.

4. Flat Base Legs

• Description: Flat, heavy plates that serve as a base with slots or attachments for holding signs upright.
• Material Options: Metal, like steel or iron, sometimes with a rubberized coating.
• Best For: Indoor signs or outdoor use with heavy weights for stability.
• Pros: Very stable, low profile, suitable for heavy boxed signs, especially in high-traffic areas.

5. Post and Sleeve System

• Description: A post set into a sleeve, often sunk into the ground or a weighted base.
• Material Options: Aluminum or powder-coated steel.
• Best For: Large, permanent signs outdoors, especially when needing high durability.
• Pros: Extremely stable and tamper-resistant, ideal for windy locations.