This dimensional masonry and wood sign is an attractive addition to the entrance to the Regents Hill Community Park. The sign, base and side pillars are all poured concrete. Rocks are embedded in the pillar corners and children's hand-prints are used to make an impression in the still damp concrete, The sign is poured into a mold with a wood grain pattern. This sign has a foundation, and the signboard must be assembled on site with a forklift because of its weight.

To see 150 other EPS dimensional monument signs, or sandblasted, engraved, 2.5-D, or premium carved 3-D High-Density-Urethane (HDU) or wood post-and-panel entrance signs for city parks, community parks, private parks, commercial parks & gardens, HOA parks, and city, community and private gardens, please click on Gallery 16A- Park and Garden Signs.

We can make a sandblasted or carved EPS, wood or HDU entrance sign of any design in any size from 3 ft to 14 ft wide. The EPS monument signs are self-standing, supported by 2 steel posts, and require no other support. The wood or HDU panel signs can be placed on a stucco, stone or brick monument base, between iron or wood posts, or on a wall or gate. We can customize these signs with any shape, border, font style, or color scheme with carved (engraved) or raised text and art of your choice.

For more information on design options, prices, and delivery schedules, please call us at 851-698-8484 or email us at info@artsignworks.com, and our knowledgeable and friendly customer service representatives will be happy to help you promptly.

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