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A V-sign is the double-folded model that stands on the ground or against a building façade in the shape of an inverted V. This page is about the sign attached to the building itself, usually against or behind a window. If you are looking for the V-model, you will find it on our V-signs page.

A gallows sign is hung from a pole secured to the ground with a ground spike in the garden, or from the façade. You should choose this model when there is no window or flat section of façade available to attach something to, for example, in the case of a house set back behind a hedge.

The flaps come fitted with double-sided tape as standard, so you can stick the sign directly onto the window. If you’d prefer suction cups or drill holes, we can arrange that for you. Please specify your preference when placing your order.

Yes, we can fit property signs with LED lighting. Our project managers will work with you to assess what is required at the location where the sign is to be installed.

Either is possible. As standard, we finish the product with three crease lines and fold the outer flaps inwards or outwards. Please specify your preference when placing your order.

Yes. We can cut or mill the sign to the shape you provide, for example with a rounded top. Fluorescent or reflective colours are also available if the sign needs to be visible from a distance.

That’s possible. Creafor has its own installation team that delivers and fits the signs on site, even if this involves several premises in a single day. If you’d prefer to fit them yourself, we’ll deliver them to you as agreed.

Yes, from a certain quantity onwards, they are available in full colour, in the standard sizes. The one-, two- or three-colour versions are screen-printed and are available from 25 pieces upwards. In the ordering module, the V-signs are listed by size, along with the stickers that you will apply to them later.

Yes. It is one and the same product: 4 mm corrugated polypropylene with three corrugation lines. We call it an ‘estate agent’s sign’ when it’s used by an estate agent’s, complete with the corresponding ‘sold’ and ‘let’ stickers, and a ‘V-sign’ when referring to its shape. This shape is equally suitable for an open house, a promotion or an announcement in a shop window.

This is because the corrugated structure allows for crease lines to be formed, and that is what keeps the sign standing in a V-shape. A solid sheet would break along that line. Furthermore, the material is lightweight, PVC-free and reusable, so the same sign can be taken to the next premises after the sale.

The V-signs are listed by size in our ordering module, alongside the stickers. You select your version, enter the quantity, and the price is displayed immediately. For a custom shape or an LED version, we will provide a bespoke quote.

100 by 140 cm when open, so 100 by 70 cm as it hangs on the façade. If you require a larger size, you will need to deviate from the standard sizes and we will cut it from a sheet, but in that case the V-fold will no longer be present.

Digital printing is cost-effective for small runs and allows for full-colour printing. For large print runs, screen printing becomes cheaper per colour, as the set-up cost is incurred only once. This means you pay a fair price for each print run.

A property sticker for ‘sold’ or ‘let’. It fits onto the sign that’s already there, so you don’t need to have a new sign made. These stickers are available in the ordering module.

As long as the flaps remain intact. In practice, a sign covers several buildings, and only the sticker showing the status is replaced. That is also why we have placed the stickers separately in the module.

Corrugated polypropylene is PVC-free and is collected alongside polypropylene. In this case, its reuse carries greater weight than the sheet itself: one sign that lasts for five buildings is equivalent to four signs that do not need to be printed.