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CORO (Corrugated Polypropylene)

outdoorShort-mid term (3-12 months)4mm10mm

About CORO (Corrugated Polypropylene)

Complete guide to CORO corrugated plastic signs: durability, finishes, stake options, and best uses for yard signs.

CORO (Corrugated Polypropylene) is a practical choice for yard signs, directional signs, event signage, real estate, political campaigns. Available in 4mm or 10mm, it supports UV, latex, screen print printing so your artwork can be matched to the production method and viewing conditions of the project.

It is intended for outdoor use; placement, fastening, and exposure still determine how it performs over time. Its expected durability is short-mid term (3-12 months), making it important to select the material around the project timeline as well as the visual finish you want.

Why choose CORO (Corrugated Polypropylene)?

Project fit

Choose it when the project calls for yard signs, directional signs, event signage.

Production options

Compatible print methods include UV, latex, screen print, with finishing options such as single/double-sided, stake holes, H-stakes, wire stakes.

Planning horizon

Plan for short-mid term (3-12 months) and confirm the installation details before production.

Best Uses

yard signs
directional signs
event signage
real estate
political campaigns

Specifications

Print Methods

UV, latex, screen print

Available Finishes

single/double-sided, stake holes, H-stakes, wire stakes

Durability

Short-mid term (3-12 months)

Design Tips

High contrast colors
Leave 2in clearance for stake area
0.125-0.25in bleed
Bold text 18pt minimum

How to prepare a CORO (Corrugated Polypropylene) project

  1. 1Match the material to the setting. Consider the intended display environment and the short-mid term (3-12 months) durability window before choosing size or quantity.
  2. 2Build artwork for the viewing distance. Use the design notes above to set bleed, contrast, text size, and clear areas for hardware or finishing.
  3. 3Choose production details early. Confirm the print method, thickness, and finishing requirements—single/double-sided, stake holes, H-stakes, wire stakes—before approving artwork.
  4. 4Plan installation and care. Use mounting and handling appropriate for CORO (Corrugated Polypropylene), especially when the project will be exposed to weather, traffic, or repeated use.

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