Tabletop and wall signs
Styrene is thin enough for a tabletop holder or an acrylic frame, so it suits reserved signs on banquet tables, the silent auction table and a sponsor list by the bar. On a wall or a door, double-sided tape holds it flat, and it peels off at the end of the night.
Find your way
- Check in, this way: in the lobby and at each turn of the hallway.
- Conference room with an arrow: for a meeting or a breakout session.
- Reserved: for the tables at the front.
- Welcome and schedule: in a frame by the entrance.
Pair it with foam board
For the large welcome on an easel at the door, foam board stands on its own; use styrene for everything that goes in a holder or on a wall, in the same template look, so every sign at the event matches.









