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Real Estate A-Frame Hardware Only
45.00$
Real Estate A-Frame Hardware Only
45.00$
Description
The real estate a frame sign is a practical solution for displaying property information, open house announcements, and promotional graphics. Made from powder-coated steel, this black frame offers a sturdy structure for real estate marketing and can be folded for convenient storage and transportation.
Designed to hold Coroplast or other rigid signs, the frame includes two zip ties for securing graphics, along with a rider clip and flag holder for additional display options. Realtors can use multiple frames with different graphics to promote properties and guide potential buyers throughout a neighborhood. Its portable design makes it suitable for property listings, open houses, and other real estate promotional activities.
Features
- Powder-Coated Steel Construction: Provides a durable frame for everyday real estate advertising.
- Foldable Design: Collapses for easy storage and convenient transportation between properties.
- Graphic Compatibility: Holds Coroplast and other rigid sign materials.
- Two Zip Ties Included: Helps secure signage to the frame.
- Rider Clip Included: Allows an additional rider sign to be displayed.
- Flag Holder Included: Provides an option for adding a promotional flag to the display.
FAQ
1. What is a real estate a frame sign used for?
It is used to display property listings, open house announcements, and other real estate marketing messages in visible locations.
2. What materials can this frame hold?
The frame is designed to hold Coroplast and other rigid sign materials. Check the product specifications for compatible sign dimensions.
3. Is the frame easy to transport?
Yes. Its collapsible design makes it convenient to fold, store, and transport between properties or promotional locations.
4. What accessories are included with the frame?
The frame includes two zip ties, a rider clip, and a flag holder.
5. Can realtors use multiple frames for different properties?
Yes. Realtors can use multiple frames with different graphics to advertise several properties or direct potential buyers around a neighborhood.
