Custom Real Estate A-Frame Signs in Australia

The Real Estate A-Frame is a freestanding, double-sided sign for open homes, auctions, inspections and directional signage. It prints in one landscape size, 600mm wide by 450mm high, the format Australian agencies standardise on. Stand it on a footpath, nature strip, driveway, street corner or property entry without fixing.

Each face carries a waterproof vinyl sticker printed in full colour, so you can run the same or different artwork on each side. Photography, brand colours, agent photos, QR codes and fine type all work on the printed sticker. The printed area is 590 x 440mm, leaving a 5mm border and no bleed.

The frame is a moulded plastic A-frame in white or black. Click-lock hinges hold it open so it cannot close by accident. A stay gives strong wind resistance. With the stay applied, the sign stands up to a 90 km/h gust of wind. Flip it closed after use to protect the printed faces in a car boot or storage. A top-rail handle means one person can move it from the car to the kerb. No tools or assembly.

• 600mm by 450mm landscape, one size only
• Full-colour waterproof vinyl stickers on both faces
• Moulded plastic frame in white or black, will not rust or rot
• With the stay applied, stands in a 90 km/h gust
• No tools; open it, lock it, stand it

If you are wondering what an order costs before you use the calculator, these are the live order totals on this page for the default selection: Material: Moulded Plastic A-Frame; Printing: Double Sided; Frame Colour: White. All prices are in Australian dollars and include GST.

• 600 x 450 mm, 1 sign: $147.50 ($147.50 each)
• 600 x 450 mm, 2 signs: $295 ($147.50 each)
• 600 x 450 mm, 5 signs: $722.75 ($144.55 each)
• 600 x 450 mm, 10 signs: $1,430.75 ($143.07 each)

Standard delivery is $15 per order and express delivery is $60 per order, Australia-wide. Pickup from Oakleigh South, Victoria is available at no charge. The figures above are examples, not the full range. Other sizes, options and quantities are priced live in the calculator on this page.

The frame is a moulded plastic A-frame. It will not rust or rot, so it can stay outside through sun, rain and wind without corroding. The hinges at the top click into place to hold both faces open, and the frame has very strong wind resistance. With the stay applied, the sign stands up to a 90 km/h gust of wind.

The artwork is printed in full colour on waterproof vinyl stickers, one sticker on each face. Each sticker measures 590mm by 440mm and is applied to the moulded plastic frame before the sign reaches you, so it arrives ready to stand. You can run the same artwork on both faces or use different artwork on each side, depending on the listing.

The print and frame are built around the way an open home sign actually lives. It gets set up and packed down each weekend, carried between the car and the kerb, knocked by foot traffic and left outside in the weather. The moulded plastic frame will not rust or rot, and the vinyl stickers are waterproof. Between uses, the flip-to-close design folds the sign shut so the printed faces stay protected when the sign is put away between open homes.

The face is 600mm wide by 450mm high in landscape. That is the size Australian agencies standardise on for open home and directional A-frames. A street number, a directional arrow and an agency logo all read clearly from a passing car in that format. This product comes in this one size only.

No installation is needed. Open the frame, lock the click-lock hinges, apply the stay on a windy day and stand it on a level footpath, nature strip or driveway. The top rail has a carry handle, so one person can move the sign from the car to the kerb. At the end of the open home, fold it closed with the flip-to-close design and carry it back to the car.

The printed area is 590 x 440mm on each face, with a 5mm border around the 600 x 450mm face and no bleed. The print stops 5mm short of the edge on all sides, and no crop marks are needed. Because every frame uses the same format, agencies can rotate the same artwork across a pool of frames between listings.

This A-frame, with a moulded plastic frame and full-colour vinyl stickers on both faces, suits ground-level signs that stand alone, move often and handle daily setup and pack down. Common applications include:

• Real estate open homes, auctions and inspections: Agents place A-frames at property entries, street corners, and car park entrances to direct buyers and reinforce agency branding during inspection windows. The double-sided face reads from both approach directions, and the frame folds flat to move between listings across the same morning. For the wider agency signage picture, see our guide to real estate signs in Australia.
• Retail promotions and sale signage: Placed at shop entries and pavement frontages to capture passing foot traffic. Full-colour print supports bold promotional graphics and photography without restricting artwork complexity.
• Hospitality specials and menu boards: Cafes, restaurants, and bars use A-frames to display daily specials, happy hour offers, and directional signage at building entries and forecourt positions.
• Event wayfinding and directional signage: At exhibitions, markets, and venue events, A-frames guide attendees between spaces and mark key zones such as registration, catering, and exits.
• Health and professional services: Medical centres, dental practices, and allied health providers use A-frames in building entries and reception areas for appointment reminders, health campaigns, and service announcements.
• Trade show and exhibition displays: At exhibition floors and product launches, A-frames supplement banner stands and counter displays with ground-level signage that reads at a natural walking height.

This real estate A-frame, with its full-colour artwork printed on a vinyl sticker applied to each face, suits pavement and forecourt signage where the artwork stays the same. If you need to change the message regularly, A-frame signs use printed corflute panels that slide out of the steel frame and can be swapped without replacing the frame. For larger roadside, site-entry and high-traffic outdoor signage, corflute A-frames and PVC signs provide rigid, weather-durable substrates for fixed or semi-fixed mounting.

For car parks, pedestrian zones and public areas, bollard signs wrap around existing bollards to give 360-degree visibility without a separate stand. Construction signs on 3mm and 5mm TEKflute handle site safety and compliance, including regulatory and hazard marking. Where outdoor reach and height matter, vinyl banners offer a weather-resistant large-format option. Builders working to a site plan can also review the builders signage guide for the full set of signs a project is expected to display, from entry identification to hazard notices.