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Wall-Mounted Foam PVC Information Board with Replaceable Sliding Panels

A wall-mounted foam PVC board divided into rows and two columns, with sliding panels for changing the information. Related examples show rail-top signs, photo panels and hanging aisle signs.

Wall-mounted information board with a black frame, white panels on the left and turquoise panels on the right, divided into horizontal rows
A wall-mounted foam PVC information board divided into rows and two columns, with replaceable sliding panels.

This wall-mounted foam PVC information board is divided into horizontal rows and left and right sections. Sliding panels allow the displayed information to be changed within the board's divided layout.

A divided board with replaceable information panels

The installation photograph shows a black frame surrounding white panels on the left and turquoise panels on the right. Horizontal dividers separate the information into rows. The foam PVC base and slide-in structure provide separate areas for changing the displayed content.

For a different printed foam PVC format, see the promotional board with mounted offset print.

Two sizes of pink-bordered printed foam PVC signs with rear returns, placed on a workbench
Two printed foam PVC signs designed to sit over the top of a clothing rail or partition.

Printed signs for the top of a rail or partition

These two related foam PVC signs are designed to sit over the top of a clothing rail or partition. The photograph shows two sizes with printed graphics on the fronts and a return behind each face. Both are placed on a workbench in this view.

Rectangular foam PVC box panels with black-and-white and colour photographic prints arranged on a workbench
Printed foam PVC box panels laid out on a workbench before wall installation.

Printed box panels before wall installation

These related wall-display panels use CNC-machined foam PVC formed into boxes, with photographic prints attached to the fronts. The box construction gives the finished panel depth when mounted on a wall.

The photograph shows the panels laid out on a workbench, with both black-and-white and colour images. Their white edges reveal the thickness of the box forms before installation.

Blue and black aisle sign panels on a workbench, with a white section number and empty horizontal information channels
Hanging aisle signs in production, with printed and cut-film markings and replaceable information rows.

Hanging aisle signs with replaceable rows

This related format is intended to identify product areas in supermarkets and large retail spaces. The foam PVC signs have sliding information sections, with printed graphics and cut film used for the store marking and section number.

In the photograph, the blue and black signs are on a workbench during production. A white section number and the divided information channels are visible; the information rows shown here are empty.

Discuss an information board or wayfinding sign

Share the finished size, quantity, intended use and artwork. Describe where the sign will be placed and which information needs to change, so that the panel layout and display structure can be considered together. Discuss your project.