Simpo II A-Frame Signs, 22"x28"

3 Reviews

5-Star Excellence Award Winner on Shopper Approved

-I was sceptical at first, but when I had a little problem trying to place my order, I called their customer service line and person on the other was amazingly helpful, she guide tgru my whole order, even had her supervisor in on it, making sure that I placed my order correctly. I was impressed and also greatful for an exceptional customer service.I will be using this companies services in the future. Btw, a local sign shop wanted almost 35% more w8th a cheeper quality.

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May 6, 2019 by Jeannie R. Bennett ( NJ )

“Quality Product. Have owned Simpo sign products for 14 plus years. Products are sturday and perform as intended.”

June 30, 2014 by Stephanie Becker

“I found esigns to be much more reasonably priced than any local store. I ordered an A-frame sign and was a bit worried that the quality of my logo design would not turn out well, but I got the sign and it looks gorgeous. eSigns did a very nice job.”

July 25, 2014 by Linda Frazier

“We ordered the "sandwich board" type sign, two-sided. It was well-packaged and came to us undamaged. The sign board is sturdy and durable and lightweight enough to carry easily, yet heavy enough that it's not easily blown down by the wind. The colors on the actual signs are very vivid, which is good, but they are darker than they appeared on line. The font colors we chose looked clear on the computer, but are lost in the darker actual colors. I wish someone had proofed them before shipping to let me know the contrast was not as depicted. Also, we used a photograph for one of the sides, and in the enlargement process it came out pixellated rather than clear - another thing not detectable on the computer. Overall, we are pleased with the product, though, and plan on ordering again. We will just be more wary of the dark/light contrast between background and letters, and we probably won't use any photographs again.”