Sign Industry News

The Stop Sign, something we come across everyday and annoys many of us. Especially, when there is not a single car or person on the road when we pull up to one.

Do I need an ADA sign? Are you breaking the law at your business without even knowing it? The Americans with Disabilities Act is one of the most commonly broken laws in the workplace and if you are caught without proper ADA signs you are looking at a very hefty fine of up to $75,000. The Americans with Disabilities Act is a law that regulates the accessibility for people who are disabled by requiring companies to have signage that is easy to read, not only visually but through touch with the use of Braille.  Any sign that is considered an...

Street signs adorning the walls of college dorm rooms, recreation centers, and garages are tropes in some Hollywood films and television series. You may have also seen such signs as part of a rustic bar or pub decor.

With the advent of the internet, door-to-door sales and other forms of direct solicitation are no longer as common as they were a couple of decades ago; however, North American business and property owners still get their fair share of door knockers and others who seek direct interaction. Interestingly, the year 2020 marked an increase of solicitation by contact tracing workers during the worst months of the coronavirus pandemic, and also by political canvassers prior to the presidential election.

Whether you are struggling to keep up with a large demand of orders or received a one-time large order and want some assistance from a trusted wholesale distributor or don't have the materials and machinery to make certain signs such as ADA Signs with Graded Braille or simply want to speed up operations, making the decision to use a Wholesale Distributor can be a tough one. Here are 5 reasons why your sign company should make the switch and start working as a team with a Wholesale Sign Distributor today.