How do you hang a Coroplast sign?

A common way to hang a Coroplast sign is to poke a hole through the sign and then use some kind of hook, zip tie or paperclip (!) to hang it. However, when you poke holes through your sign, over time it will start to rip. When you insert grommets, you’ll often find that the Coroplast begins to get smashed. This leads to some unsightly looking signs.

Take a look at the picture below of a Coroplast sign using grommets. You can see that the sign is smashed in a little and that some of the color started to wear off due to the stress. Small wrinkles like that can take away from the overall professional look of your sign.

So how can you keep your sign looking nice, clean and puncture free? One thing we use is a type of hanger called Pick N’ Hook.

Instead of punching a hole through your beautiful graphic/sign, use the Pick N’ Hook hanger and stick it through the edge of your sign into the flute.

This way, the face of your sign isn’t defaced and you can then hang your sign, whether you want to hang it from a fence or from the ceiling.

Using a simple tool like this can really save the image of your sign. Plus, it’s easy enough to do it yourself! But if you ever need some extra help, Insignia Designs will be there for you!

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