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Back to School Door Covers Wall Signs 12-Pack

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Back to School Door Covers Wall Signs 12-PackBack to School Door Covers & Wall Signs 12 Pack Add bold, colorful back to school energy to your store displays with these versatile poly plastic door covers and wall signs from Screen Gems Inc. Use them as display backgrounds, door covers, or wrap them around carton stacks for an instant seasonal merchandising upgrade no tools, no hassle. 12 pieces per pack Size: 30" W x 5' L each Material: Poly plastic durable and lightweight Versatile use: Display

Back to School Door Covers & Wall Signs — 12-Pack

Add bold, colorful back to school energy to your store displays with these versatile poly plastic door covers and wall signs from Screen Gems Inc. Use them as display backgrounds, door covers, or wrap them around carton stacks for an instant seasonal merchandising upgrade — no tools, no hassle.

  • 12 pieces per pack
  • Size: 30" W x 5' L each
  • Material: Poly plastic — durable and lightweight
  • Versatile use: Display backgrounds, door covers, or carton stack wraps
  • Ready to Display

Perfect for supermarkets, convenience stores, drug stores, and any retail location running a back to school seasonal promotion.

📞 Need a larger quantity or custom back to school display? Call us: 215-235-1119

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many pieces come in a pack?
Each pack includes 12 door covers/wall signs, each measuring 30" W x 5' L.

What material are these made from?
Poly plastic — lightweight, durable, and easy to handle for quick display setup and teardown.

How can these be used in a store display?
They work great as display backgrounds behind product stacks, as door covers on cooler or storage doors, or wrapped around carton stacks to create a cohesive seasonal display.

What types of stores use these?
Supermarkets, convenience stores, drug stores, dollar stores, and any retail location running a back to school seasonal promotion.

Are these reusable?
Yes — poly plastic construction holds up well for reuse across multiple seasons with proper storage.

Can I order more than 12 at a time?
Yes — volume pricing is available. Call 215-235-1119 for a custom quote.

What is the SKU for reordering?
The SKU is SDDC2. Reference this when calling for reorders or volume quotes at 215-235-1119.

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