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Getting your message out across a city like Mississauga or throughout the Greater Toronto Area often comes down to pure coverage. Whether you are running a municipal election campaign, managing a high-volume real estate launch, or advertising home renovation services on street corners, you need a physical sign that can handle weather while staying within a sensible budget.
When you need hundreds of lawn signs in hands or planted on rights-of-way, small quantity orders do not work. That is where our bulk run of 24 x 16 coroplast signs comes in. At ePrint Graphics, we offer 24” x 16” single-color printed coroplast signs at $3.60 each for a minimum order of 500 pieces. It is one of the most efficient ways to cover a large geographic territory without blowing through your promotional budget.
In the sign industry, 24” x 18” has traditionally been treated as a standard yard sign footprint. However, a 24” x 16” cut offers almost identical visual impact while maximizing sheet yield on industrial printing beds.
From a practical perspective, drivers passing by at 50 km/h do not notice the two-inch difference in height. What they do notice is bold contrast, clean lettering, and a legible telephone number or name.
A 24” x 16” footprint works exceptionally well for:
Subdivision and roadside placement: Fits standard H-frame wire stakes cleanly without sagging.
Eye-level reading: Large enough to accommodate three lines of heavy block text easily visible from a vehicle or sidewalk.
Storage and transport: 500 signs stacked in flat bundles fit easily into the back of a standard pickup truck or cargo van for quick deployment on setup days.
Coroplast is the trade name for corrugated polypropylene plastic—essentially cardboard made out of durable plastic. It consists of two flat sheets connected by vertical flutes inside.
Here is why it remains the industry standard for temporary outdoor signage across Southern Ontario:
Weather Resistance: Rain, spring snow, and morning dew will not ruin the substrate. Unlike poster board or cardstock, plastic flutes do not absorb moisture or disintegrate in damp grass.
Lightweight Handling: A single 24” x 16” sign weighs only a few ounces. A campaign volunteer or crew member can easily carry a bundle of 25 signs under one arm while placing wire stakes with the other hand.
Easy Installation: The hollow flutes act as channels. Standard 9-gauge steel H-stakes slide right into the bottom edges without requiring screws, tape, or special mounting tools.
Recyclability: In many regions, clean polypropylene signage can be collected and processed through specialized plastics recycling programs after a campaign or project concludes. You can review local municipal disposal and plastic guidelines through the City of Mississauga Waste Management Directory.
While coroplast is extremely resilient for short- to medium-term outdoor applications, keep in mind that extreme high-wind zones or months of direct scorching UV exposure will eventually cause wear or fading over time. For temporary advertising, however, nothing beats its price-to-performance ratio.
Full-color printing has its place, but when your objective is maximum coverage per dollar spent, 1-color screen or digital print is hard to beat.
At $3.60 each for 500 signs, this pricing tier lets you blanket target neighborhoods at a predictable price point.
1-color printing means using a single ink color—typically black, dark blue, or red—printed onto a solid background board (most commonly white or yellow corrugated plastic).
"ROOFING & SIDING" + Phone Number (Black ink on Yellow coroplast)
"ELECT [NAME] FOR WARD 3" (Navy Blue ink on White coroplast)
"HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER" + Arrow (Red ink on White coroplast)
"JUNK REMOVAL" + Web Address (Black ink on White coroplast)
When done correctly with high contrast, a single ink color stands out just as sharply against a residential backdrop as a busy, multi-color design.
Ordering in bulk is about geographic footprint and unit economics. Printing press setup time, ink batching, and material cutting carry fixed costs. When those fixed costs are spread across 500 signs rather than 25 or 50, the per-unit price drops drastically.
Consider how these bulk numbers play out across the Greater Toronto Area:
Municipal Campaigns: Candidates running in regional wards across Mississauga, Brampton, or Etobicoke need to place signs at key intersections, along major corridors, and on private lawns simultaneously. 500 units ensure you have adequate inventory for initial placement plus extra stock to replace damaged or stolen signs.
Contractors & Service Trades: A busy roofing, paving, or landscaping company running three installation crews might go through 40 to 50 lawn signs a month across Oakville, Vaughan, and Scarborough. Buying 500 at once locks in a low rate and provides enough inventory for an entire season.
Real Estate Teams: Brokerages often order standard directional signs in bulk batches so all agents can draw from a single inventory locker as open houses pop up each weekend.
We produce coroplast signage daily at our shop for a broad mix of GTA clients. Some of the most frequent uses include:
Election and Political Campaigns: Federal, provincial, and municipal candidates use these to establish name recognition along major thoroughfares.
Real Estate Signs: Open house pointers, "For Sale" lawn markers, and agent contact signs.
Construction & Trade Sites: Job site identifiers placed on temporary fences or lawns while work is actively underway.
Local Business Advertising: Direct service promotion for lawn care, window washing, duct cleaning, or auto detailing.
Community Events & Festivals: Wayfinding markers, parking direction signs, and event notice boards for local parks or fairgrounds.
Property Management Notices: "No Parking," "Private Property," or directional entrance markers for commercial plazas and residential complexes.
If your project requires broader promotional materials alongside your roadside signs, pairing them with direct mail pieces like flyer printing in Mississauga [INTERNAL LINK HERE] helps reinforce your brand when targeting specific residential neighborhoods.
Political campaigns run on strict budgets and tight timelines. When municipal, provincial, or federal elections are called, candidates across Mississauga, Brampton, and Toronto need hundreds of signs turned around efficiently.
For municipal candidates, reviewing local signage regulations is a vital first step. You can check placement guidelines, permitted timelines, and setback rules on the official Elections Ontario Signage Guidelines portal or through your local city clerk's office.
Cost Efficiency: At $3.60 per unit for 500 signs, a campaign team can stretch its advertising budget across multiple neighborhoods.
Ease of Assembly: Volunteers can slide H-stakes into the corrugated flutes in seconds without needing extra hardware or ties.
Uniformity: Consistent size, clean margins, and bright contrast keep campaign branding looking organized across a riding or ward.
We keep our ordering workflow clear and straightforward so your project moves from proof to production smoothly:
Prepare Your Artwork: Create your design at 24” x 16” dimensions. Convert all fonts to outlines/curves and ensure your design uses a single solid ink color.
Submit Your Request: Contact ePrint Graphics with your file and quantity requirements (minimum 500 units for this special rate).
Review Your Digital Proof: We check your artwork file for line weight, text sizing, and board margin clearance, then send back a PDF proof for final sign-off.
Production & Finishing: Once approved, we schedule your run on press, print, trim, and bundle your signs.
Pickup or Local Dispatch: Collect your order directly from our location or arrange local GTA shipping to your shop, office, or campaign head office.
If you are preparing a broader event launch or trade campaign, you might also consider complementary displays such as portable pull-up banner printing [INTERNAL LINK HERE] or large-format poster printing for indoor presentations and registration tables.
When you need reliable, clear, and durable outdoor signs produced at scale, ePrint Graphics is here to assist.
Product: 24” x 16” Coroplast Signs
Print Type: 1 Color Print
Price: $3.60 each
Minimum Order: 500 pieces
Contact the team at ePrint Graphics today to review your artwork files, confirm order specifics, or discuss delivery and pickup options for Mississauga and across the Greater Toronto Area.
Our bulk promotional rate for a 24” x 16” coroplast sign with a 1-color print is $3.60 each when you meet the minimum order requirement of 500 pieces.
The minimum order quantity for the $3.60 price point is 500 units. For smaller quantity orders or full-color requests, custom pricing applies.
Yes, coroplast is made from corrugated polypropylene plastic, which is waterproof and holds up well against outdoor conditions like rain, dew, and sun.
1-color printing means using a single ink shade (such as black, dark blue, or red) printed directly onto the board surface (such as white or yellow corrugated plastic).
Yes, coroplast lawn signs are widely used during election campaigns throughout Mississauga, Brampton, and the GTA. Be sure to consult local municipal bylaws for allowed placement dates and setback rules.
Absolutely. Trade contractors, real estate agents, seasonal service providers, and event managers frequently use bulk coroplast signs to build local roadside awareness.
You can order directly through ePrint Graphics. We serve customers in Mississauga, Brampton, Toronto, Scarborough, Etobicoke, Oakville, Vaughan, and across the GTA.
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