Point of Sale Signs and Displays

POS (point of sale) signage typically refers to displays near the checkout counter, while POP (point of purchase) displays are placed throughout the store where a purchase decision might occur, such as aisles or entrances. Both aim to influence buying behavior, but POP has a broader placement scope across the shopping environment.

Common materials include acrylic, foam core, canvas, chalkboard, banner fabric, and LED/neon flex tubing. Each material offers different durability, finish, and application benefits — acrylic and foam core suit indoor/outdoor signage, canvas offers a premium look, chalkboard allows reusable writing, and LED neon delivers vibrant illuminated branding.

Yes, many POS signs, including acrylic, foam core, and banner materials, are weather-resistant and suitable for outdoor use, with optional lamination for added durability. LED neon signs are available in IP65-rated versions for outdoor exposure, while other materials like chalkboard are typically better suited for indoor or covered environments.

Production timelines vary by product complexity and size. Standard signs like foam core or banners can often be completed within a few business days, while custom LED neon signs typically require 7-15 business days after design approval. Contact our team directly for a specific turnaround estimate on your order.

Yes, we offer fully customizable LED neon signs, including open signs and branded designs, with energy-efficient technology, up to 50,000-hour lifespans, and dimmable options. These signs are available with UL, CE, and RoHS certifications and can be tailored in size, color, and mounting style.

Nearly all our POS signs are available in custom sizes, shapes, and colors, ranging from single-color to full-color printing. Customers can also choose finishing options like lamination, grommets and ties, easel or cord backing, and custom mounting hardware depending on the sign type and intended application.