Cranbury, New Jersey has been described as the best-preserved town in Middlesex County. The first settlers in this area purchased land from the Lenape people. The township was first described on 18th century maps as Cranberry Town, with the spelling being changed by Reverend Joseph G. Symmes in 1857. Today, our team at Minuteman Press makes social distancing Signs in Cranbury.
One unique challenge solved by social distancing signs is curbside service. To clear up confusion about where to park and how to safely alert staff, Cranbury brands can use several types of signs. A-frame signs will sit on the sidewalk and can be filled with sand to ensure they stay in place. The inserts inside A-frames can be easily changed to update guidelines, and the side not facing the parking lot can even be used as advertising space for other services.
Social distancing signs can be made from several materials, including corrugated plastic, polyvinyl, and acrylic. No matter what material is used, brands should ensure that the sign is clearly written with a large, non-decorative font. While highly stylized may fonts look great, blocky sans serif fonts are the most easily read from a distance of several feet.
The design team here at Minuteman Press can help your brand create effective social distancing signs in Cranbury. Please call or visit us today so that we can discuss what signs are suitable for your business. Get a Free Quote for Signs
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10 South River Road
Cranbury, NJ 08512
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