FAQ

How is our wood priced?
Our wood signs are priced based on a variety of factors, including the type of wood used, the size of the sign, and the level of customization. We use high-quality, sustainably sourced wood and offer competitive pricing across our range of products.

How to hang wood signs on different surfaces?
The best way to hang a wood sign will depend on the surface it will be hung on. For drywall or plaster, we recommend using picture hangers or anchors. For brick or concrete, use a masonry drill bit and appropriate hardware. For wood or other surfaces, use screws and screws anchors or nails. Always ensure the sign is level before hanging it.

How long do wood signs last?
Wood signs are a durable and long-lasting option for indoor and outdoor use. With proper care, a well-made wood sign can last for many years. Factors that can affect the lifespan of a wood sign include exposure to sunlight, moisture, and other environmental factors.

What sizes do our wood signs come in?
We offer a wide range of sizes for our wood signs, from small desk plaques to large outdoor signs. Some of our most popular sizes include 12x18 inches, 16x20 inches, and 24x36 inches. Custom sizes may also be available upon request.

How do we personalize our signs?
Our wood signs can be personalized in a variety of ways, including adding names, dates, or custom messages. We use a range of techniques, including engraving, painting, and vinyl lettering, to create unique and personalized signs for our customers.

Can our wood signs be used outdoors?
Yes, many of our wood signs are designed for outdoor use and are treated with a weather-resistant finish to withstand the elements. However, exposure to sunlight, moisture, and other environmental factors can still cause wear and tear over time.

How do you care for our wood signs?
To keep our wood signs looking their best, we recommend avoiding direct exposure to sunlight and moisture. Clean the sign with a damp cloth and a mild detergent if needed, but be sure to dry it thoroughly afterwards. Applying a coat of protective finish every 1-2 years can help extend the life of the sign.