SmartSign Dog Poop Sign for Yard, Notice All Activities Monitored by Video Camera Sign for Lawn | 21” Tall Stake & Sign Kit
Brand: SmartSign

Industry Leading Durability
Our 40 mil heavy-duty aluminum signs come with a 10-year outdoor warranty. Our signs are laminated with clear UV laminate for enhanced performance. You can clean off graffiti and your graphics are protected. Unlike many other signs, our Notice All Activities Monitored By Video Camera Sign uses industry-leading 3M inks and not off-brand or other low-durability inkjet pigments that fade in a year or two.
USA’s Oldest Sign Manufacturer
Family owned since 1918, we take immense pride in our signage. Being one of the oldest certainly means we know this business in and out. Our South Dakota factory is the oldest manufacturer of metal signs in the USA.
Effortless Installation
These signs are attached to an 18 inch tall stake making the total length of the sign-stake assembly to 21.5 inches. Bend-proof, enamel coated, steel stake has tapered end for easy insertion into ground. The stake can be easily hammered down and necessary hardware for mounting is included in the kit.

DURABLE ALUMINUM. 10" x 7" dog poop sign is made of heavy-duty 40 mils thick aluminum and is attached to a 18"" tall stake. The finished sign kit stands 21” tall. This all-metal sign kit outlasts competitive plastic or “Dibond-like” prong signs, which are subject to breakage.
STURDY STAKE INCLUDED. Compare to extruded aluminum stakes or imported aluminum-plastic “Dibond-like” signs which bend or break easily at the prong.
LAMINATED. Graphics are protected from weather and abuse. Graffiti can be cleaned off. Laminated signs outlast competitive unlaminated or overcoated signs.
INSTALLATION. Easy to insert into the ground, with no special tools or strenuous digging required. Just push the 18"" tall stake down. For hard packed ground, a hammer can be used. Attachment hardware is now securely attached with each kit.
GIVE A MESSAGE. Install this dog poop sign for yard to keep your property from becoming a dumping ground.