A-Frames & Sandwich Boards
Make your shopfront or open home the reason people slow down, with a freestanding A-frame sign that carries the message.
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What is the difference between A-Frame Signs, corflute A-frames and real estate A-frames?
A-Frame Signs are the steel insert frame option: a black powder-coated frame holds two printed 5mm corflute panels, a panel on each display face, in 600 x 900 mm or 900 x 1200 mm. The frameless corflute A-frame comes as a single scored sheet with no metal frame, built for short campaigns, events and markets and priced as the lightest and cheapest option. The real estate A-frame uses 600 x 450 mm panels in a white or black frame for listing days, open homes and auction corners.
Choose A-Frame Signs when you want a durable frame and replaceable panels. Choose the frameless corflute board when the campaign is temporary and the sign will be moved often. Choose the real estate A-frame when the job is tied to one property.
Are A-frame inserts waterproof and suitable for outdoor use?
The printed panels on A-Frame Signs use 5mm corflute, which is waterproof, UV-resistant and tear-resistant. In temperate Australian conditions the printed panel carries a 12 to 18 month outdoor life under continuous display.
The steel frame is built to outlast individual panels, so when a panel fades or a campaign ends you replace the printed panels only, not the whole board.
What is the minimum order quantity?
Most A-frame insert products in the range start at a single-unit minimum for custom and pilot runs. Single inserts are useful for testing a message or matching an existing frame before committing to a larger batch. Bulk pricing tiers begin at 5, 10, 25, and 50 units, with the most significant per-unit cost reductions occurring at the 25 and 50-unit bands.
The exact minimum and quantity tier breaks for each product are listed on the relevant product page with the live quote calculator showing per-unit cost across all quantity tiers in real time.
How long does production take?
For A-Frame Signs, 24-hour production applies after proof approval when the proof is approved by 2pm Melbourne time. Every board is printed in Melbourne.
Production time is not delivery time. Flat-rate delivery Australia-wide and free pickup from Oakleigh South, Victoria are the collection and delivery options, and the product page shows the current production time for the frameless corflute and real estate A-frames.
Can I order a custom size A-frame insert?
A-Frame Signs come in two stock panel sizes: 600 x 900 mm and 900 x 1200 mm. The listed size is the panel and the frame is slightly larger.
If you already have a frame, flat printed corflute signs in 600 x 900 mm, A1, A2 and A3 in 3mm or 5mm cover the common replacement and display jobs.
What artwork file formats do you accept?
Send artwork as a PDF, SVG or Adobe Illustrator file. Add 3mm bleed, outline all fonts and embed images so nothing shifts in prepress.
Keep logos, text and phone numbers 20 mm in from the panel edge, because the frame lip covers roughly that margin. A design proof is emailed and nothing prints until you approve it.
What sizes are available for A-frames and sandwich boards?
A-Frame Signs use 600 x 900 mm panels as the standard footpath format, or 900 x 1200 mm panels for forecourts, car parks and more presence from a distance. The listed size is the panel and the frame is slightly larger.
Real estate A-frames use 600 x 450 mm panels in a white or black frame.
How much do A-frame signs and sandwich boards cost?
The price moves with the panel size, whether you order the complete sign, panels only or frame only, and the quantity. Quantity discounts apply on larger quantities.
Panels-only reorders are the low-cost way to change the message on a frame you already own. The live price shows on the product page as you pick the options, so there is no need to request a separate quote for standard configurations.
Do you offer eco-friendly A-frame insert options?
Yes, eco-solvent inks are standard across our corflute and PVC A-frame insert production. Eco-solvent inks have a significantly lower VOC profile than traditional solvent inks, making them suitable for indoor use as well as outdoor deployment without sacrificing UV resistance or colour vibrancy.
Corflute inserts at end-of-campaign life can be recycled through polypropylene recycling streams where local council facilities accept them. PVC inserts are recyclable through specialist rigid plastic recycling. If sustainability is a priority for your business signage programme, ask the team about substrate options and end-of-life handling at quote stage.
How long will the printed insert last before fading?
Printed 5mm corflute panels give 12 to 18 months of continuous outdoor display in temperate Australian conditions.
When the print ages, swap the panels and keep the frame. The frame is the long-lived part, so a worn panel is a maintenance item rather than a replacement of the whole sign.
Can I see a sample or get a digital proof first?
Every order receives a digital proof before printing. You sign off on colour, message content, sizing, and cut path before we go to press. No production starts until you confirm the proof. The proof is provided at no charge and turnaround is typically within one business day of file submission.
Physical substrate samples of corflute and PVC at the relevant gauge are available on request for first-time orders or high-volume tenders so you can confirm the substrate weight and laminate finish before committing to a full run. Contact the team to request a sample swatch before placing your order.
Do you help with A-frame sign design or layout?
Yes, if you have a logo, core message, and brand colours, our design team can build print-ready A-frame insert artwork for a small additional fee. We also supply blank templates pre-set with bleed zones and safe areas for the most common A-frame insert sizes, downloadable from each product page.
For brand-sensitive work, supply your style guide and any existing assets and we will match colour and typography to your brand standards on the proof. Our pre-press team also flags layout issues at file-check stage as a standard part of every order, at no additional charge.
Do I need council approval to place an A-frame on the footpath?
Rules vary by local government area. Most Australian councils permit A-frames on footpaths subject to conditions: minimum clear pedestrian path width (typically 1.5 to 2 m clear of any obstruction), frame anchoring or weighting to prevent it blowing over, and in some areas a footpath trading or outdoor advertising permit. In CBD zones and business improvement districts, additional standards may apply covering frame dimensions, materials, and approved placement zones.
Check your local council's outdoor advertising or footpath trading policy before placing a frame on a public footpath. Permit requirements are separate from print production and are the responsibility of the business operator. Our team can advise on common footpath frame formats and dimensions used in your area, but council permit approval is outside our scope.
How do I change the panels in an A-Frame Sign?
Lift the old printed panel out by hand and slide the new panel into the frame channels. No tools are needed for the change, and the panel should sit flush once it is aligned.
Fold the frame flat to carry or store it, and bring the board inside overnight. If the panel feels tight, check that it is seated straight rather than forcing it.
Will my existing 600 x 900 mm corflute panel fit, or can I order panels only for my own frame?
Panels-only orders fit our A-Frame Sign frame and any standard insert-style A-frame that takes a 600 x 900 mm or 900 x 1200 mm panel of 5mm corflute.
If your existing panel is 5mm and made for a standard insert-style frame, it should sit in the channels the same way. Flat printed corflute signs in other sizes are also available for frames you already own or for fence and wall display.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between A-Frame Signs, corflute A-frames and real estate A-frames?
A-Frame Signs are the steel insert frame option: a black powder-coated frame holds two printed 5mm corflute panels, a panel on each display face, in 600 x 900 mm or 900 x 1200 mm. The frameless corflute A-frame comes as a single scored sheet with no metal frame, built for short campaigns, events and markets and priced as the lightest and cheapest option. The real estate A-frame uses 600 x 450 mm panels in a white or black frame for listing days, open homes and auction corners.
Choose A-Frame Signs when you want a durable frame and replaceable panels. Choose the frameless corflute board when the campaign is temporary and the sign will be moved often. Choose the real estate A-frame when the job is tied to one property.
Are A-frame inserts waterproof and suitable for outdoor use?
The printed panels on A-Frame Signs use 5mm corflute, which is waterproof, UV-resistant and tear-resistant. In temperate Australian conditions the printed panel carries a 12 to 18 month outdoor life under continuous display.
The steel frame is built to outlast individual panels, so when a panel fades or a campaign ends you replace the printed panels only, not the whole board.
What is the minimum order quantity?
Most A-frame insert products in the range start at a single-unit minimum for custom and pilot runs. Single inserts are useful for testing a message or matching an existing frame before committing to a larger batch. Bulk pricing tiers begin at 5, 10, 25, and 50 units, with the most significant per-unit cost reductions occurring at the 25 and 50-unit bands.
The exact minimum and quantity tier breaks for each product are listed on the relevant product page with the live quote calculator showing per-unit cost across all quantity tiers in real time.
How long does production take?
For A-Frame Signs, 24-hour production applies after proof approval when the proof is approved by 2pm Melbourne time. Every board is printed in Melbourne.
Production time is not delivery time. Flat-rate delivery Australia-wide and free pickup from Oakleigh South, Victoria are the collection and delivery options, and the product page shows the current production time for the frameless corflute and real estate A-frames.
Can I order a custom size A-frame insert?
A-Frame Signs come in two stock panel sizes: 600 x 900 mm and 900 x 1200 mm. The listed size is the panel and the frame is slightly larger.
If you already have a frame, flat printed corflute signs in 600 x 900 mm, A1, A2 and A3 in 3mm or 5mm cover the common replacement and display jobs.
What artwork file formats do you accept?
Send artwork as a PDF, SVG or Adobe Illustrator file. Add 3mm bleed, outline all fonts and embed images so nothing shifts in prepress.
Keep logos, text and phone numbers 20 mm in from the panel edge, because the frame lip covers roughly that margin. A design proof is emailed and nothing prints until you approve it.
What sizes are available for A-frames and sandwich boards?
A-Frame Signs use 600 x 900 mm panels as the standard footpath format, or 900 x 1200 mm panels for forecourts, car parks and more presence from a distance. The listed size is the panel and the frame is slightly larger.
Real estate A-frames use 600 x 450 mm panels in a white or black frame.
How much do A-frame signs and sandwich boards cost?
The price moves with the panel size, whether you order the complete sign, panels only or frame only, and the quantity. Quantity discounts apply on larger quantities.
Panels-only reorders are the low-cost way to change the message on a frame you already own. The live price shows on the product page as you pick the options, so there is no need to request a separate quote for standard configurations.
Do you offer eco-friendly A-frame insert options?
Yes, eco-solvent inks are standard across our corflute and PVC A-frame insert production. Eco-solvent inks have a significantly lower VOC profile than traditional solvent inks, making them suitable for indoor use as well as outdoor deployment without sacrificing UV resistance or colour vibrancy.
Corflute inserts at end-of-campaign life can be recycled through polypropylene recycling streams where local council facilities accept them. PVC inserts are recyclable through specialist rigid plastic recycling. If sustainability is a priority for your business signage programme, ask the team about substrate options and end-of-life handling at quote stage.
How long will the printed insert last before fading?
Printed 5mm corflute panels give 12 to 18 months of continuous outdoor display in temperate Australian conditions.
When the print ages, swap the panels and keep the frame. The frame is the long-lived part, so a worn panel is a maintenance item rather than a replacement of the whole sign.
Can I see a sample or get a digital proof first?
Every order receives a digital proof before printing. You sign off on colour, message content, sizing, and cut path before we go to press. No production starts until you confirm the proof. The proof is provided at no charge and turnaround is typically within one business day of file submission.
Physical substrate samples of corflute and PVC at the relevant gauge are available on request for first-time orders or high-volume tenders so you can confirm the substrate weight and laminate finish before committing to a full run. Contact the team to request a sample swatch before placing your order.
Do you help with A-frame sign design or layout?
Yes, if you have a logo, core message, and brand colours, our design team can build print-ready A-frame insert artwork for a small additional fee. We also supply blank templates pre-set with bleed zones and safe areas for the most common A-frame insert sizes, downloadable from each product page.
For brand-sensitive work, supply your style guide and any existing assets and we will match colour and typography to your brand standards on the proof. Our pre-press team also flags layout issues at file-check stage as a standard part of every order, at no additional charge.
Do I need council approval to place an A-frame on the footpath?
Rules vary by local government area. Most Australian councils permit A-frames on footpaths subject to conditions: minimum clear pedestrian path width (typically 1.5 to 2 m clear of any obstruction), frame anchoring or weighting to prevent it blowing over, and in some areas a footpath trading or outdoor advertising permit. In CBD zones and business improvement districts, additional standards may apply covering frame dimensions, materials, and approved placement zones.
Check your local council's outdoor advertising or footpath trading policy before placing a frame on a public footpath. Permit requirements are separate from print production and are the responsibility of the business operator. Our team can advise on common footpath frame formats and dimensions used in your area, but council permit approval is outside our scope.
How do I change the panels in an A-Frame Sign?
Lift the old printed panel out by hand and slide the new panel into the frame channels. No tools are needed for the change, and the panel should sit flush once it is aligned.
Fold the frame flat to carry or store it, and bring the board inside overnight. If the panel feels tight, check that it is seated straight rather than forcing it.
Will my existing 600 x 900 mm corflute panel fit, or can I order panels only for my own frame?
Panels-only orders fit our A-Frame Sign frame and any standard insert-style A-frame that takes a 600 x 900 mm or 900 x 1200 mm panel of 5mm corflute.
If your existing panel is 5mm and made for a standard insert-style frame, it should sit in the channels the same way. Flat printed corflute signs in other sizes are also available for frames you already own or for fence and wall display.
Learn More
A-Frame and Sandwich Board Signs Printed in Australia
Most people decide whether to cross the footpath into a cafe in the time it takes to walk three metres. The sign has to do its whole job in that glance, with no salesperson and no second pass. A-frame signs work because they sit at decision height, readable at walking pace, and the same sandwich board speaks to foot traffic coming from both directions. The format has not lasted simply because it looks good. It has lasted because it does a job that no other footpath sign does as cheaply.
Our range runs three products, each built for a different kind of message. A-Frame Signs are a black powder-coated steel insert frame holding two printed 5mm corflute panels, a separate panel on each face, in 600 x 900 mm or 900 x 1200 mm. The frameless folding corflute A-frame comes as a single scored sheet with no metal frame, the lightest and cheapest option. The agency board uses 600 x 450 mm panels, with a frame offered in white or black, for listing days. Every board is printed in Melbourne and delivered Australia-wide or picked up from Oakleigh South.
Across a busy retail strip, the metal A-board still has to earn its place every morning. What separates the three formats is not just the panel size. It is what happens when the first offer ends. One board is meant to be reprinted as a whole sheet. The steel insert frame is designed to keep working for years and accept fresh printed panels whenever the message changes. That is the difference to weigh first.
Shop A-Frames and Sandwich Boards by Type
Each type exists for a different footpath job. Start with the way the message changes, then match the frame to the exposure.
A-Frame Signs
This is the workhorse. A black powder-coated steel frame holds two printed 5mm corflute panels, a separate panel on each face, so the sign reads from both directions without being turned. Standard panels measure 600 x 900 mm and the larger 900 x 1200 mm option suits forecourts and car parks. Panels slide into the channels and lift out by hand, no tools, and the frame folds flat for carrying and storage. You can order the complete sign with two printed panels, choose panels only for a frame you already own, or choose frame only when no print is required. A different design on each side costs nothing extra because the two faces are printed independently.
Pick the steel frame when the board will stay on the footpath through many campaigns and you expect the panel to be replaced over time. If you already hold a standard insert-style frame, the A-frame signs range covers the 600 x 900 mm and 900 x 1200 mm panel sizes in 5mm corflute. The complete sign brings the frame and both printed panels together, so the first message is ready to put out after proof approval and production.
Corflute A-Frames
The corflute A-frame comes as a single scored sheet of corflute with no metal frame. It is the lightest and cheapest option in the range, which makes it the right call for short campaigns, events and markets where the sign needs to travel easily and will not stay out for months. It folds flat and sets up quickly, with no separate parts to assemble or lose.
If the whole sign has to disappear into a market stall at close or ride in the back of a car between events, the corflute A-frame product page is the place to start. Choose this over the steel frame when the campaign is temporary and the printed sheet itself is the whole job. Because there is no metal frame, the sign is a printed item rather than a fixture, which suits a multi-site launch or a market season.
Real Estate A-Frames
The real estate A-frame uses 600 x 450 mm panels, and the frame is offered in white or black. It is the agency format for open homes and auctions, sized to sit at the kerb and point the way without taking over the footpath. The smaller panel keeps the sign readable without competing with the property behind it.
For listing mornings and auction day directions, the real estate A-frame product page sets out the white and black frame choices under the 600 x 450 mm panel. Use this when the board is tied to one property and the message changes with each new listing.
A-Frame Type Comparison at a Glance
The table strips each product back to the decision that matters most at the footpath.
| Spec | A-Frame Signs | Corflute A-Frames | Real Estate A-Frames |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frame | Black powder-coated steel frame. | No metal frame, a single scored corflute sheet. | White or black frame. |
| Panel | Two printed 5mm corflute panels, one panel on each display face. | Single scored corflute sheet. | Printed panels in the 600 x 450 mm agency format. |
| Panel sizes | 600 x 900 mm standard, 900 x 1200 mm available. | See product page. | 600 x 450 mm. |
| How the message changes | Slide the old panels out and lift fresh ones in by hand, no tools. | See product page. | See product page. |
| Outdoor life | Printed panels run 12 to 18 months of continuous outdoor display in temperate Australian conditions, and the steel frame keeps working for years. | See product page. | See product page. |
| Best for | Regular footpath promotion with a reusable steel frame and swappable panels. | Short campaigns, events and markets. | Open homes and auctions. |
| Ways to order | Frame with two printed panels, two printed panels only, or frame only. | See product page. | See product page. |
Shop A-Frames and Sandwich Boards by Use Case
Cafes and Restaurants
Cafes and restaurants run on offers that change between breakfast and lunch. An A-frame sign with swappable panels earns its keep when the queue moves faster than the menu can be rewritten. Because the steel frame stays outside and only the panels change, panels-only reorders are a low-cost way to keep the board current. Before you settle on one message, the A-frame foot traffic guide is worth reading.
The board does its best work between the footpath and the door, where a passing walker has already decided they are hungry but has not decided where to stop. The sign should answer one question: why this place, and why right now. If the offer changes daily, print more panels and leave the frame in place.
Retail and Shopfronts
A board placed at the footpath expands the shopfront by a few metres in each direction. Retailers often run the same promotion on the board and in the window, which is where a footpath sign and window graphics start to work together. For more on glass placement and retail campaigns, our window graphics for retail stores guide covers the inside face of the same message.
When the promotion changes weekly, reprint the panel rather than the whole board. Read the sign from across the street before you approve the proof, and keep the key line short enough to land at walking speed.
Real Estate
The real estate A-frame uses 600 x 450 mm panels, and the frame is offered in white or black. It is the agency board for open homes, auction day directions and inspection turnouts.
Place it at the pedestrian turn, not at the front door. Buyers follow the arrow, and the sign should be visible before they have to slow down and look for the number. This is the listing board to choose when the message is tied to one property and one campaign.
Events and Markets
Event sites punish heavy gear. The frameless corflute board is light enough to carry across a car park and cheap enough to buy in multiples for a one-day pop-up. When the footprint has to work with bigger outdoor advertising, our outdoor banner formats guide covers the signs that pair well with footpath boards.
Where the approach is a forecourt or car park, the steel A-Frame Sign can step up to 900 x 1200 mm for presence from a distance. The frameless sheet remains the lighter option to carry between market stalls. At a windy outdoor site, weight the base and keep the sign close to the stall rather than out in the open lane.
Trades and Services
Clinics, salons, gyms and tradies on site all need the same thing: a sign that tells the passerby what is behind the door or around the corner. A 600 x 900 mm panel is usually enough for a service list or a short offer, and the fold-flat steel frame leaves the boot free for tools and towels.
When the message stays the same for months, the reusable steel frame and occasional panel refresh are the practical match. A gym running a membership drive can swap the printed panel in minutes, then leave the board outside through a long winter of morning towel runs and after-work classes.
How to Choose: A Quick-Pick Guide
- Panel size starts the decision. A 600 x 900 mm panel is the standard footpath format. Move to 900 x 1200 mm when the sign has to be read from a forecourt or a moving car.
- Complete sign, panels only, or frame only. Buy the complete A-Frame Sign when you are starting fresh. Reorder panels only when you own the frame and want a new message. Choose frame only when you have no print to show.
- How often the message changes points you toward the steel frame with swappable panels rather than a single-sheet corflute A-frame. If the promotion lives for a season, the lighter folded sheet may be enough.
- Wind and weight matter more than most buyers expect. The steel frame stays put in a mild gust, while the frameless sheet is the lightest option and should be weighted or brought inside on windy days.
Choose on the thing you will actually replace, not just the first print. The frame is the long-lived half and the panel is the message that changes.
Outdoor Durability, Wind Stability, and Council Compliance
Footpath conditions are less forgiving than they look. Sun, shade, knocks from prams, and wind all work on the board from different angles, so the sensible spec starts with the material.
Why 5mm Corflute Holds Up Outdoors
The printed panels on our A-frame signs use 5mm corflute, which is waterproof, UV-resistant and tear-resistant. In temperate Australian conditions, the printed panel carries a 12 to 18 month outdoor life under continuous display. The steel frame is the part that remains, which means you replace the panels rather than the whole board. If you want the full breakdown on outdoor life, our guide to how long corflute signs last maps real exposure against time.
Wind, Weight and Placement
Wind is the fastest way to turn a sign into a hazard. In a windy spot, put a sandbag on the base and angle the sign to the flow of foot traffic so both faces stay readable. Bring it inside overnight, even if the frame is heavy. If you are choosing between sign materials for the footpath, our outdoor sign material guide sets out the trade-offs in plain terms.
Placement is part of stability. A board set square to the footpath catches more wind than one angled with the pedestrian flow, and a board placed too close to the kerb invites a passing pram or handbag to test it. Keep the sign inside the trading frontage and away from the build-up of foot traffic, and check it each morning before the street gets busy.
Council Footpath Rules
Before you place a board on a public footpath, check your local council's footpath trading rules or permit requirements. The board may need to stay within a set zone, keep a clear pedestrian path, or be registered. Rules differ from one council to the next, so the first step is a quick call or search.
How A-Frame Inserts Slide In and Out
The steel A-frame is an insert frame, not a fixed print job. Each printed panel slides down into the frame channels and lifts out by hand when the message finishes. There are no tools, no clips to force, and no hardware to remove.
The frame lip covers roughly 20 mm around the edge of the panel. Keep logos, text and phone numbers inside that margin, because anything pushed to the very edge will sit under the lip and go unread. If a promotion ends, you do not print a whole new frame. Choose panels only when the frame is sound and the message is the only thing that has changed.
Panels-only orders fit our frame and any standard insert-style A-frame that takes a 600 x 900 mm or 900 x 1200 mm panel of 5mm corflute. If you need flat printed corflute for a frame you already own, or for fence and wall display, we offer the same material in 600 x 900 mm, A1, A2 and A3, in 3mm or 5mm. See the A-frame signs range for the full frame options, or the corflute signs product page for flat panels on their own.
Production and Proofing: How an A-Frame Order Moves
Good file setup removes most of the waiting. Send artwork as a PDF, SVG or Adobe Illustrator file with 3mm bleed, fonts outlined and images embedded. A missing bleed leaves a white edge on the panel, fonts that are not outlined can substitute on the print file, and images that are not embedded can drop out. If the file is not print-ready, pre-press will slow the job down, so the corflute sign printing guide is a useful check before you export.
Once the file is in, a design proof is emailed and nothing prints until you approve it. That proof is the last point where you check the phone number, the dates and the edge margin. For A-Frame Signs, 24-hour production applies after proof approval when the proof is approved by 2pm Melbourne time. Every board is printed in Melbourne. Production time is not delivery time, so build the gap between the two into your launch plan. Flat-rate delivery Australia-wide and free pickup from Oakleigh South, Victoria are the two ways to collect. Signage is delivered within Australia only.
The complete corflute signs guide covers material choice and outdoor performance, while the corflute sign sizes guide helps you settle the panel dimensions before you commit.
Care, Cleaning, and A-Frame Lifespan
- Store spare panels flat in a dry space. Stacked upright against a wall, they warp along the flute and no longer sit flush in the channels.
- Wipe printed panels with a damp cloth. Solvents can break down the surface, and a simple wipe keeps the print readable.
- Check the hinges and the frame's fold after the first month outdoors. A loose fold changes the angle and makes the whole board less stable in wind.
- Fold the frame flat and bring it in overnight and in strong wind. The moving parts survive much longer when they are not left to fight the weather.
A well-kept frame that comes inside each night, gets a damp wipe when it needs it, and has its spare panels stored flat will read as sharply in its third year as it did in its first. The panel weathers while the frame stays behind. The care routine is small, and the difference shows up in years.
Why Print With Paperlust
Australian-printed with substrates locally stocked, so you avoid the lead time and import uncertainty of overseas signage suppliers when open-home weekends, store launch days, and event load-in dates are fixed. Free pre-press file checks on every order: our team flags low-resolution artwork, missing bleed, RGB-to-CMYK conversion risks, and font outline issues before printing rather than after a wasted press run.
Every order receives a digital proof showing the insert at exact sizing before press, so message content, colour, and dimensions are confirmed before any production cost is committed. Our A-frame and sandwich board range integrates directly with the broader outdoor display ecosystem: paired with outdoor banner formats for larger-footprint campaigns, or with retail window graphics for a combined footpath and shopfront approach that covers both the pedestrian audience at the board and the street-level audience scanning the facade.
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