Pavement stop sign in or nearby

Pavement sign or A-board

A pavement stop sign, also known as a Pavement sign or A-board, is an advertising medium placed on the pavement in front of stores, restaurants, cafés or other commercial establishments. Its aim is to attract the attention of passers-by by displaying promotional information, special offers, the day’s menu, and so on.

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Technical specifications

Dimensions : W. 60 x H. 127 cm including 56 x 96 cm decor, W. 80 x 150 cm including 76 x 116 cm decor, W. 54.5 x H 100 cm (max. 120 cm), W. 76 x H 120 cm (max. 140 cm)
Structures: flat steel legs, spring-mounted or collapsible
Backplates: white pre-lacquered aluminum, interchangeable, adhesive decoration, poster holder or slate

Good to know about using a pavement stop

About advertising easels

The pavement stop sign consists of a stable frame, often made of metal, aluminum or wood, with one or more display surfaces (front, back or double-sided). These surfaces can be transparent plastic panels for adhesive decoration, blackboards for writing on with chalk, or other materials for displaying information in a visible way.

PANO Iraq also offers models designed to be foldable and portable. This makes it easy to move your pavement stop inside or outside your establishment, for easy storage and removal on a daily basis.

When is a pavement stop useful?

The use of a pavement stop sign is particularly effective for attracting the attention of passers-by and encouraging them to enter your business. It’s ideal for temporary advertising messages that need to be changed frequently, e.g. to announce the menu of the day, the saint of the day, the happy hour, etc.

Fully customizable and weatherproof, they are frequently found in front of bars, restaurants, snack bars, food-trucks, florists, bakeries, and so on.

It’s a street marketing tool that enables companies, as well as cultural venues (cinemas, museums, theaters, etc.), to highlight their offers, promotions or important messages directly in front of their establishment, exploiting the flow of people in the nearby catchment area.