Signs

STG Signs & Graphics designs, fabricates, and installs signage. The majority of our signs are printed, or at least contain a printed element. Our printing is over laminated when required for UV and scuff resistance. We either print directly onto the sign material or apply a printed overlay. Based on the ink and sign material used, STG Signs can produce a wide array of sign types.

Our signs can be divided into three basic categories:

• Light-duty signage.
• Medium-duty signage.
• Long-term exterior signage.

Light Duty Signs

Light Duty signs are great for Campaigns, real estate, tradeshows and minimal labor placement.

Coroplast yard signs

Foam Core Signs

Our light signs are made from foam core or coroplast. Both materials can be die-cut to shape. Foam core comes in 3/16″ white or black sheets. Foam core signage is typically for short-term usage, usually indoor.

Coroplast Signs

Coroplast signs are typically printed on white 3/16″ sheets. Coroplast has flutes, allowing the insertion of an “H” stake. Coroplast can be used indoors or out.

Medium Duty Signs

Gator foam, PVC, composite aluminum, and acrylic are our most common medium duty sign materials. These materials are good for added stability and overall strength. Signs made from these materials can last for years indoors. If finished properly these signs will endure for several years outdoors as well.

Charlie Brown mural

Gator Foam Signs

Gator foam is a fantastic material for high-end display signage. It is flat and strong. Standard thickness is 3/16″. We also use a lot of 1/2″ black gator foam.

Birds and Peaches Standups

PVC Signs

PVC is a great sign material. It comes in several colors and thicknesses and can be cut, routed, formed, and glued. Most pvc sign applications are indoor but specialty pvc materials are used for long-term exterior applications.

Aluminum Composite Signs

Aluminum composite sheeting consists of two thin sheets of aluminum laminated to a PVC core. This relatively new material has become very popular. It is cost-effective and very rigid. It is also very easy to cut and route. Our main application is display signage where extra rigidity is necessary.

Exit Route Braille Signs

Acrylic Signs

Acrylic is the material we use to make “second surface” signage. The clear acrylic allows the print to be applied to the back of the material and be viewed from the front. Clear matte acrylic is often used to minimize glare. Acrylic comes in various thicknesses. The edges can be rounded, bullnosed, beveled, or polished. Acrylic signs are often mounted with standoffs.

With this material we also create ADA Signs (Americans with Disabilities Act). ADA Signs are very important and must be included in almost all locations. They must be easy to see and read; this includes both visually and through tactile touch. At STG Signs & Graphics, we can assure you that your ADA signs will meet each and every law requirement.

Heavy Duty Signs

Our robust sign materials are heavy aluminum, MDO plywood, plexiglass, and polycarbonate sheeting (lexan). These materials are meant to last outdoors. STG Signs & Graphics uses premium materials for our outdoor signs. We match up our premium sign materials with premium paints, cut vinyl, and digital prints for our heavy duty signs.

Aluminum Signs

Aluminum is a great sign material – it will not rust. It is fairly lightweight and easy to fabricate. Thick aluminum, .060 or .080, is very rigid and the baked-enamel paint is a wonderful sign surface.

MDO Plywood Signs

Flat wood signs have been around for a long time. Hand-lettered with enamel paints in days gone by, the boards are typically printed today. MDO comes standard in 1/2″ thickness and is a great outdoor sign material when finished properly. The trick to making MDO last is to completely seal the edges. Any moisture will delaminate and ruin the wood sign face.

Plexiglass & Polycarbonate Sheeting Signs

Heavy plexiglass and lexan sheeting is used for large illuminated sign faces. The translucent plastic is extremely strong and comes in various large sizes.