A-Frame & Sidewalk Signs in Nashville, TN

Name: FASTSIGNS® of Nashville, TN
Address: 2010 Glen Echo Rd, Nashville, TN, 37215, USA
Telephone: (615) 857-3116

Custom Portable Signage Built for Nashville Storefronts

A-Frame and Sidewalk Signs are molded and framed plastic signs placed outside business entrances, along sidewalks, or near parking lots to catch the attention of passersby before they ever reach your door. They’re easy to move, easy to update, and built to stay outside all day. For Nashville businesses that depend on foot traffic, they’re one of the most direct ways to put a message exactly where people are walking.

Because these signs are portable, you can swap messaging as often as you need. Promote a Tuesday lunch special, a weekend sale, or a new service offering without committing to a permanent installation. We customize A-Frame and Sidewalk Signs in a variety of sizes and shapes, and the materials are weather-resistant enough to handle whatever Nashville’s weather brings.

Ready to put your message on the sidewalk? Call us at (615) 857-3116 to talk through your A-Frame and Sidewalk Signs project.

A Full-Service Process, From Concept to Curb

We handle A-Frame and Sidewalk Signs as a complete project, covering content development, design, and installation. You don’t have to come in with finished artwork or a production-ready file. Our team works with you to figure out what the sign needs to say, how it should look, and how to make it work within your brand.

Sidewalk signage also pairs naturally with other outdoor pieces. If you’re building out a full storefront presence, we can combine A-Frame and Sidewalk Signs with Restaurant Barriers, Custom Printed Umbrellas, Banners, and Custom Cutouts and Standees. That kind of visual coordination helps your business read as intentional and polished from the street, not just a sign dropped outside the door.

Get a Quote on Custom Sidewalk Signs in Nashville

Whether you need a single sidewalk sign for a new promotion or a complete suite of outdoor signage, FASTSIGNS® of Nashville, TN works with Nashville businesses to make it happen. Reach out to start the conversation about your project.

Sandwich Board Signs & Modern A-Frame Styles

We offer both traditional sandwich board signs and contemporary A frame sign styles, so the format fits your business rather than the other way around. Sandwich board signs carry a classic, handcrafted feel that works well for restaurants, boutiques, and neighborhood shops. Modern A-frame designs lean cleaner and more structured, often a better match for service providers, retail chains, or businesses with a polished brand identity.

Both styles are sturdy yet lightweight, which matters when you’re moving a sign in and out of a doorway multiple times a day. We use high-quality materials throughout and bring professional graphic design to every project, so the finished sign looks as good as the rest of your visual presence.

How Different Businesses Use Sidewalk Signs

Point-of-purchase signage at street level works differently depending on the business. The format is consistent; the message changes based on what each business needs to communicate.

Retail stores use sidewalk signs to flag sales, discounts, and new arrivals to shoppers who might otherwise walk past.
Restaurants and cafes post daily specials, happy hour times, and featured menu items to draw in foot traffic during key hours.
Real estate professionals rely on portable A-frame signs for open house identification and directional guidance around a property.
Service providers and event organizers use sidewalk signage to guide visitors to an entrance or announce what’s happening inside.

Nashville Sign Rules Worth Knowing

Before placing a sign on a public sidewalk or near the street, it’s worth understanding local requirements. Nashville’s sign regulations are outlined in Title 17.32 of the Metro Code of Ordinances and administered by the Metro Department of Codes Administration. In general, signs can require a zoning permit, a building permit, and any other applicable permits before they’re installed or altered, though certain sign types are exempt. Rules vary by zoning district and sign type, so checking with the relevant department before installation is a practical first step.