Winston-Salem, North Carolina, began as two neighboring towns. Salem, settled by Moravians and named for a town mentioned in the Book of Genesis, was built in the eighteenth century. Winston was formed from land sold by the Salem congregation and named in honor of Revolutionary War hero Joseph Winston. A 1913 referendum combined the two towns. Today, we at Minuteman Press enjoy creating social distancing Signs in Winston-Salem.
Social distancing signs can be placed both indoors and outdoors to alert visitors to safety protocols. One versatile sign that works in any environment is dibond. An aluminum composite, the signs are rust-resistant and will tolerate Winston-Salem’s weather. This material is made from two thin yet sturdy aluminum sheets attached to a plastic middle.
Dibond social distancing signs are lighter than aluminum. The signs can be printed on both sides. Not only can these signs display safety guidelines, but many Winston-Salem brands use them to display their logos, directions, or even artwork. The signs can have sharp or rounded edges, or they can be given the outline of any shape. Brands that would like a border around their shape can request overline signs. Dibond signs can even have an extra layer of protection with laminate.
For customized social distancing signs in Winston-Salem, please call or visit us at Minuteman Press today. We look forward to hearing from you.Get a Free Quote for Signs
