Coroplast SignsThe Outdoor Workhorse.
The lightweight, weatherproof corrugated-plastic sign that does more jobs than any other — yard, real estate, directional, campaign, and event. Printed and cut in-house, and cheap enough to order by the hundred.
The Material Behind Half the Signs You See
If you’ve seen a yard sign, a real-estate rider, a “parking this way” arrow, or a garage-sale sign around Panama City Beach, odds are it was coroplast. It’s corrugated plastic — a plastic version of cardboard, with hollow flutes running between two smooth printable faces. That construction is why it’s the workhorse: light enough to carry a stack under one arm, cheap enough to order a hundred, and tough enough to sit outside in the weather.
We print coroplast full-color with UV-cured inks and cut it in-house, so it’s fast and the quality’s in our hands. It’s fully waterproof and holds up to Gulf Coast sun and rain for months to a couple of years, depending on exposure — ideal for short- and mid-term outdoor signage. Comes in 4mm (the standard) and thicker, more rigid 10mm for larger panels.
There’s no minimum, and it’s the substrate behind our yard signs, campaign signs, and Signicade A-frame inserts. Need something that lasts for years? We’ll point you to rigid Max Metal or PVC instead.
Light, Cheap, and Tough Enough
- Material: corrugated plastic in 4mm (standard) and 10mm (thicker, more rigid) — smooth printable faces, hollow flutes
- Print: full-color, UV-cured inks; single- or double-sided
- Sizes: 6″×6″ up to 36″×46″, with larger panels available
- Hardware: wire H-stakes on hand (sold separately); grommets or punched holes for zip-tying to fences and posts
- Best for: yard, real estate, campaign, directional, parking, construction-site, and event signs
Coroplast We’ve Put to Work
Same Material, Different Jobs
Coroplast shows up all over our sign lineup — and when you need something more permanent, we’ve got that too.
Coroplast Sign Questions, Answered
What is coroplast?
Coroplast is corrugated plastic — think of a plastic version of cardboard, with hollow flutes between two smooth faces. It’s lightweight, waterproof, and inexpensive, which makes it the go-to material for short- to mid-term outdoor signs.
What’s the difference between 4mm and 10mm coroplast?
4mm is the standard: lighter, lower cost, and perfect for yard and real-estate signs. 10mm is thicker and more rigid, so it holds up better at larger sizes and takes more handling. We’ll recommend the right one for your job.
Are coroplast signs waterproof, and how long do they last?
They’re fully waterproof and printed with UV-cured inks. Outdoors on the Gulf Coast, a coroplast sign typically lasts several months to a couple of years, depending on sun and weather exposure. For long-term signage, we’ll point you to sturdier materials.
What are coroplast signs used for?
All over: yard and real-estate signs, campaign signs, directional and parking signs, construction-site and event signage, open houses, and garage sales. If you need an affordable outdoor sign in a hurry, coroplast is usually the answer.
Do coroplast signs come with stakes?
The wire H-stakes aren’t included in the sign price, but we keep plenty on hand to add to your order. Coroplast can also be grommeted or hole-punched so you can zip-tie or hang it on a fence or post.
How fast can I get coroplast signs, and do you design them?
Coroplast is printed and cut right here in-house, so it’s one of our fastest products — many orders ready in just a few business days. Our in-house studio can design it too. Call 850.234.8284 with your deadline.
Let’s Get You Some Signs.
Send us your size, quantity, and artwork — we’ll design it, print it in-house, and cut it fast. One sign or a thousand, no minimum. Serving Panama City Beach, Panama City, and all of Bay County.
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