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Frequently Asked Questions

Are these A-frame signs compliant with Keller Williams brand guidelines?

Yes. All Keller Williams A-frame sign units sold at Oakley Sign are produced to meet current KW brand standards, including approved colors, logo placement, and font specifications. We are an approved real estate sign vendor for KW agents.

How many A-frame signs do I need for an open house?

Most agents use between 4 and 8 directional A-frame signs per open house, depending on the neighborhood layout and how many intersections need to be covered. We recommend placing one at each major turn leading from the nearest high-traffic road to the property.

What is the difference between an A-frame sign and a tent sign?

Both are freestanding directional signs used at open houses. An A-frame sign typically uses a rigid frame that holds a flat sign panel on both sides and folds into an A-shape. A tent sign is a smaller tabletop or ground-level sign that features a triangular printed card. A-frames are better suited for outdoor placement at intersections where visibility from passing traffic matters, while tent signs work well at close-range decision points.

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