What's The Differences Between Types of Roll-Up Signs?

Compact Sign Faces

• Lightweight and Portable: These signs are designed for ease of transport and storage, making them ideal for quick deployments or temporary setups.
• Best for Short-Term Use: The Compact signs are best suited for low-traffic areas or situations where frequent set-up and take-down are required.
• Durable Yet Flexible: Made from flexible, high-quality materials that resist wear but offer slightly less durability compared to DuraLatch and Sewn Pocket signs.

DuraLatch Sign Faces

• Enhanced Durability: The DuraLatch signs feature a more robust design, providing better wind resistance and durability for longer-term deployments in moderate conditions.
• Easy Setup: The DuraLatch mechanism makes attaching the sign to stands quick and secure, reducing setup time and ensuring a firm hold during use.
• Ideal for Moderate Traffic Areas: These signs are perfect for work zones, construction sites, or temporary road closures where wind and traffic require sturdier signage.

1. 4-Pocket Plastic and Sewn Sign Faces

   • Heavy-Duty Performance: Built for the most demanding environments, these signs offer maximum durability and are designed for high-wind areas or long-term use.
   • All-Weather Use: The sewn pockets reinforce the sign’s attachment points, making them ideal for conditions where stability and durability are critical.
   • Best for High-Traffic or Extreme Conditions: These signs are perfect for highways, major roadways, and construction zones where safety and visibility are paramount.