The Weekend Kit
Open House Signs
Directional arrows, double sided, in the quantity a real route needs. Printed on coroplast and staked in minutes.
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How Many Open House Signs You Actually Need
An open house is not one sign, it is a route. Inline Graphics prints open house signage in the USA the way agents actually run a Sunday: one sign at the property and a chain of directional arrows walking traffic in from the nearest arterial. The workhorse is the 12x18 bandit sign, the small panel you see stapled to a stake at every neighborhood turn, and it starts at $53.49 single sided and $64.19 double sided.
Count the turns, not the signs. Drive the route once from the main road to the front door and put one arrow at every decision point, plus one at the property. A typical subdivision approach is four to six turns, so a route kit is five to seven signs, and most agents who run two open houses on the same weekend own twelve to twenty so nothing has to be pulled and re-staked between showings. Twenty 12x18 signs double sided are $310.29, about $15.51 a sign. Ten are $160.49.
Double sided is not optional on a directional. An arrow sign sits perpendicular to the street, and the car that has already passed the turn needs to read the same arrow from behind. Single sided is $128.39 for ten and double sided is $160.49, a difference of $32.10 across the whole set. Print the arrow itself as a shape that reads correctly from both faces, and we will flag it on the proof if the second side would point the wrong way.
Keep the panels generic and reuse them. A sign that says OPEN HOUSE with an arrow and your phone number works at every listing you will ever hold, which is why the smart order is a stack of generic directionals plus one address-specific panel per property. The 18x24 sign is the one to put at the house itself, at $64.19 double sided, because it carries the headshot and the brokerage line at a size a person on the sidewalk can read.
Reordering is the part most agents get wrong. Signs disappear, and a route kit that is short two arrows on Sunday morning is a problem you cannot solve at a print shop counter. Buy the stake pack instead: the 12x18 bandit sign and stake pack is $310.29 for 20 signs, about $15.51 a sign with a wire H-stake for each one, and runs up to $727.59 for 100. Production is the next business day after you approve the free digital proof that comes with every order and shipping is a flat $10 per order.
What Goes in an Open House Kit
12x18 Directional Arrows
The bandit size is the route workhorse: small enough to stake anywhere, big enough to read at 30 mph. $64.19 for one double sided, $160.49 for ten.
One 18x24 at the House
The property sign carries the address, the headshot and the brokerage line. $64.19 double sided, or $133 for a five sign set if you hold several listings.
Double Sided, Both Approaches
An arrow perpendicular to the street has to read from both directions. Across ten signs the second side adds $32.10 to the order and doubles the chances of being seen.
Stakes That Go in Fast
Stakes are not included with loose signs: a standard wire H-stake is $3.00 each as an add-on, and the heavy duty grade for hard ground is $4.00 each on orders of 10 signs or more. The sign and stake packs include a stake for every sign. Take the heavy duty grade when the ground is dry clay. They slide straight into the coroplast flutes.
Generic Panels, Endless Reuse
Leave the address off the directionals and the same kit works at every listing for years. Coroplast holds up to sun and rain across dozens of weekends.
Reorder Before You Run Short
The 12x18 stake pack is $310.29 for 20 staked signs, roughly $15.51 each, up to $727.59 for 100. Keep spares in the trunk so a missing arrow is never a Sunday emergency.
12x18 Bandit Sign
The directional size, printed double sided so both approaches read.
Staked at the Turn
One arrow at every decision point between the arterial and the door.
How Big Should the Kit Be?
Drive the route and count the turns. Four to six turns is normal for a subdivision, so a single open house needs five to seven signs including the one at the property. Agents running two houses a weekend should own twelve to twenty. Twenty double sided 12x18 signs are $310.29, and the 20 sign stake pack with stakes included is $310.29. Buy one size up from what you think you need, because the signs that vanish are always the ones you cannot replace by Sunday.
Build My KitFrom Route to Sunday Morning
Map the Turns
Drive from the nearest main road to the property and mark every decision point. That count, plus one, is your sign quantity.
Design Generic, Print Double Sided
Keep addresses off the arrows so the kit is reusable, and print both faces so the arrow reads coming and going.
Approve the Proof
Every order gets a free digital proof, and we check that the arrow direction is right on both faces before anything goes on press.
Print, Stake and Reorder
Next business day production after approval, flat $10 shipping, and a stake pack standing by for the ones that walk off.
What It Costs
Read live from the pricing engine. Quantities on the 12x18 bandit sign run 1 to 5, then 10, 20, 40, 60, 80 and 100.
- 12x18 directional, one
- $53.49 single sided, $64.19 double sided
- Route kit, five signs
- $96.29 single sided, $106.99 double sided, about $21.40 a sign
- Weekend kit, ten signs
- $128.39 single sided, $160.49 double sided, about $16.05 a sign
- Two route kit, twenty signs
- $310.29 double sided, about $15.51 a sign
- 18x24 sign at the property
- $53.49 single sided, $64.19 double sided
- Wire H-stakes
- add-on on loose signs, $3.00 each, heavy duty $4.00 each on 10 signs or more
- 12x18 sign and stake packs
- $310.29 for 20 staked signs up to $727.59 for 100
- Production and shipping
- Next business day production after proof approval, flat $10 shipping per order
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Open House Sign FAQ
Most agents use four to six directional signs from the nearest main road to the property, plus one sign at the house. Order a set so every turn is covered.
Yes. Directional arrows are printed on both sides so drivers see them coming and going, and the arrow direction is set when you order.
Wire H stakes can be added to any coroplast yard sign order and ship with the signs. A-frames are an option for sidewalks and driveways where a stake cannot go.
Yes. Coroplast holds up to sun and rain for many showings, and generic open house signs without an address can be used at every listing.
Five 12x18 directionals double sided are $106.99, about $21.40 a sign, and ten are $160.49. Add the 18x24 sign at the property for $64.19. Those are sign prices, and a wire H-stake is $3.00 more per sign. Shipping is a flat $10 per order.
12x18 inches, the size commonly called a bandit sign. It is small enough to stake on a narrow verge and legible at neighborhood speeds, and at $64.19 double sided it is cheap enough to buy in the quantity a route really needs. Save the 18x24 panel for the property itself where a person is reading it from the sidewalk.
Production is the next business day after you approve the free digital proof, so an order placed and approved early in the week is comfortable for the coming weekend. Coroplast yard signs are one of the fastest things we print. If your date is tighter than that, call (210) 293-5651 before you order.
Yes, from the first pack size. The 12x18 stake pack is $310.29 for 20 double sided signs with one wire H-stake each, about $15.51 a staked sign. Buying twenty double sided signs on their own is $310.29 without stakes, or $370.29 with a standard stake for each.
Place signs on private property with the owner's permission, and keep them out of the public road right of way, which is where most cities and states have them pulled. Texas, for one, covers it under Transportation Code Chapter 393. Many HOAs add their own rules about placement and timing. We print signs rather than give legal advice, so check with the HOA and the city before a route goes out.
Print the Whole Route This Week
Tell us how many turns your route has and we will price the exact kit, arrows included. Call (210) 293-5651 or request a quote, and we will print it, stake it, and ship it to any US address.