A delivery sign gives carriers clear, easy-to-spot instructions on where you’d like packages placed. It can help reduce missed drops, avoid porch clutter, and keep boxes out of view or weather where possible.

• Directs to a location: front door, back door, side door, carport, or a delivery box.
• Improves clarity: simple wording and arrows guide the route.
• Fits different setups: options range from compact door signs to larger driveway or gate panels.
• Indoor/outdoor use: choices include aluminum composite, rust-free aluminum, and tin metal in weather-friendly finishes.

On this page, you’ll see messages like “Please leave packages in box” and directional versions (left/right arrows) to match your layout.

Pick a size based on how far away the sign needs to be read and where you’ll mount it.

• 8 × 12 in: Porches, doors, or gates where drivers are up close.
• 8.5 × 10 in: Tight entries or screen doors with limited space.
• 20 × 24 in: Driveways, fences, or yard placements that need better visibility from a distance.

For readability, choose high-contrast colors, simple fonts, and minimal text. If you use an arrow, make sure it points the way the driver approaches. Measure your mounting spot so the sign isn’t blocked by plants, railings, or trim. For outdoor exposure, look for weather/fade-resistant finishes noted in the product details.

Keep it short, direct, and specific so drivers don’t have to guess.

1. Start with an action: “Please leave packages” or “Deliveries to…”
2. Give a clear location: front door, back door, side door, carport, or “in the box.”
3. Add guidance: a left/right arrow to match your layout.
4. Optional: a polite note (e.g., “Thank you”), or a ring/knock request if you prefer.

Examples include “Deliveries to side door →” or “Please leave packages in the box. Thank you.” If you need something specific to your home or business, consider a customizable sign so the wording fits your exact instructions.

Both can work, but the right choice depends on exposure and how you’ll use the sign.

• Aluminum composite: Rigid and lightweight, commonly offered for outdoor use on gates, fences, or posts.
• Rust-free aluminum: Durable for rain and sun; look for notes like “UV printed” or “weather/fade resistant.”
• Tin metal: Lightweight and decorative; best for covered porches or indoor areas. Some laminated versions can improve durability.

Check product details for terms like “weatherproof,” “UV resistant,” or “laminated.” For long, direct exposure to sun and rain, metal signs with outdoor-rated finishes can help maintain readability longer, but results vary by climate and mounting surface.

Place it right in a carrier’s line of sight and close to where you want packages left.

1. Path of approach: Gates, porch posts, fences, or near a delivery box.
2. Eye level: Mount so text is easy to read without bending or looking up.
3. Use arrows correctly: Stand where drivers arrive and confirm the arrow points the right way.
4. Mounting methods: Common options include screws for wood/fences, zip ties for railings, or adhesive on smooth surfaces. Check each product page for mounting hole and hardware details.
5. Maintenance: Wipe clean and periodically check fasteners.

Aim for a spot that’s visible but doesn’t block doorbells, locks, or house numbers.