How to hang your sign.

The most popular way to hang a sign is to suspend it from a horizontal beam using a combination of chain, eyes and hooks, we will optionally install brass or stainless steel eyes. The horizontal beam is supported by one or two vertical posts. If this is your choice. See below for some tips and examples.
To secure a sign to an outdoor post, wall or any surface, you can ask us to predrill two holes in the sign so that you can screw through the sign into the wall. We recommend brass, stainless or deck screws.
For indoor signs/plaques you can request we install keyholes in the back.
Mounting on a tree. Trees grow and will eventually grow around a chain or nails. If you must nail to a tree use aluminum nails if you can find them. They will cause less damage to a lumberjacks saw in the future.
You can also use 1/4" lag screws and leave 1/2” gap and/or back the screw out a little each year.

The better idea is to put up your own post.
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Hanging the sign indoors you can use double sided tape to stick it to the wall or a smooth surface the tape can stick to. You can acquire double sided tape at Home Depot. We have found that Scotch has an Scotch Extreme Mounting Tape (Model # 414C | Store SKU # 1000761256 ) that can be purchased at Home Depot and works very well. alternatively you can your favorite picture hanging hardware. Just take care that any nails or screws you use don't puncture the carving on the other side.

Key hole (optional)

Best for indoor signs.

Screw Eye (optional)

Brass or Stainless Steel

Stainless Steel is recommended for large signs.

Note: Spines are installed on signs greater then 8 inches high perpendicular to the grain to add strength to the sign.

Tips:

You should preferably use a chain that won't corrode.

Cut the two end links and bend them open. You can have this done where you buy the chain.
Slip the open link through the eye while keeping it linked to the chain.
With pliers, close the link back up.
Do the same for the other end of the chain on the post.

Alternatively:

You can use S-hooks to link your chain to the eyes.

Be sure to close the hook around the eye to secure it.

For larger signs and heavy chain.

You can use Quick Links.

A roof over your sign will help protect it from the sun and weather.

Floating Shelf Brackets

Can be used attached to back of sign and fastened to post.

or L-brackets

Here is a picture that shows another option on how to mount a sign to a vertical post. Screw a plate to the end of the sign and then screw the plate to the vertical post.

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Personalized house signs, Personalized signs, Personalized Farm Signs, wooden plaque signs, wooden signs, Custom wood signs, Cottage signs, Family name sign, Driveway sign, Camper signs, Camp signs, House address, House numbers,

Family crest, Coat of arms, Wooden clocks, Wooden name signs, Wood carved signs, Wooden gifts, Wooden signs with sayings, Personalized wooden signs, Award plaques, Anniversary plaques, Name plaques, Farm signs, Trailer signs,

Rustic wood sign, Made to order sign, Address sign, Door plaques, Memorial plaques, New born baby plaques, Wood id plaques, Horse stalls, Gifts, Office name plates, Hand painted wood signs, Cabin signs.