7 Best Practices For Buying Trail Signs And Posts

Well maintained trails create a safe and fun experience for novice and expert snowmobilers alike. One of the easiest and budget friendly methods of increasing the visual appeal of your trails is by using high quality signage and posts.

Increase the conspicuity (brightness) of your signage by using a higher standard of retro-reflective sheeting.

Consider an upgrade from Type 3 Engineering Grade to 3M brand Type 4 High-Intensity, sheeting.

Use a sign fabricator that’s approved by the sheeting manufacturer.

We are 3M Certified for quality you can trust.

Cut out the middle-man!

When possible go directly to the manufacturer or regional distributor instead of purchasing trail signage from resellers. Supply Rite has you covered. We manufacture our trail signage in-house and are the Eastern Canadian Distributor of Delineator posts!

Have custom signs designed by a professional.

We can help by following best practices for commanding attention and delivering safety or informational messages to your trail visitors.

Stay compliant!

The OFSC have some general guidelines to follow when installing the trail signage. Click here to check them out! 

Make sure you have a maintenance plan!

Plan to replace your signs before the end of the retro-reflective warranty period and inspect your trails often for missing signs or bent posts.