Ehh.
The sign came damaged on one corner on account of the thinness of the sign. The material is very thin and flimsy. It's not exactly a hardwood, more of a pressed particle board material. I don't expect this sign to last in the elements for very long. I give it a year before it's so degraded it needs replacing. Perhaps if sealed with epoxy resin it may last longer, but for $20 I don't expect to have to do it myself. Y'all are from Texas, do better.
Rating: 2 stars