Poster Sign Stands
Black Poster Sign Stand Rentals
A black frame on black uprights disappears against almost every surface an event actually has.
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Specifications
Nothing on it adjusts. That is deliberate.
The poster slides in through the slot in the top and slides out again. Anything up to 3/16 in fits — paper, a laminate or a corrugated board. The stand arrives flat and goes together in minutes.
| Finish | Black |
|---|---|
| Poster size | 22 × 28 in |
| Overall height | 60 in |
| Loading | Top slot, slides in from above |
| Maximum insert thickness | 3/16 in (5 mm) |
| Faces | Two — one graphic or two |
| Uprights | Two slim posts |
| Base | Rectangular flat plate |
| Assembly | Ships flat, assembles in minutes |
| Weight | Approx. 19 lb (8.6 kg) |
Rooms that want the black one
Six places a black upright is the right call.
An evening programme
Once the house lights come down, polished metal catches every spotlight in the room and throws it back as a bright vertical line that pulls the eye off the stage. Black does not do that.
In front of drape
Our drape bays run black, so a black stand against them reads as a poster floating on the wall with nothing visibly holding it.
A trade show floor
Show carpet is usually dark and the booths either side are usually loud. Black is the neutral that does not compete with your own graphic for attention.
A multi-day run
A stand that gets repositioned twice a day collects marks. Black hides them, which is what decides whether the third morning looks as considered as the first.
A room with exposed brick or steel
Warehouse, distillery, gallery, loft. The existing metal in those rooms is dark and matte, so a bright upright becomes the one object in shot that looks hired.
On camera
Anywhere a lighting rig is doing the work and the frame has to stay out of the picture. A dark upright reads as a shadow rather than as a highlight running up the side of the poster.
Under the poster
A poster answers what. The line answers where.
A 22 × 28 graphic at the head of a queue does half the job: people know they are in the right place, then stand in whatever shape the room suggests. Belt posts finish it in the same matte black as these uprights, planned at 8 ft apart, with a belt that pulls out of the head of each post.
See the matching belt posts