Signage Made Simple
Direct traffic to the right location with bright and colorful sign displays. Sturdy poster board holds up better than paper in windy or wet conditions, making it an economical advertising option for busy roadways.
Advertising Essentials
Keep your upcoming sale fresh in the minds of friends and neighbors by putting traditional "garage sale" signs throughout the neighborhood. Include arrows on the signs to guide outside traffic to your location, and tie a couple of colorful balloons to your mailbox.
Simple Tools for Organization
Garage sale prices are often negotiable, but affixing a price tag to each item makes things easier for you and your customers. Simplify the process with a versatile and budget-friendly label maker.
Say It in Color
Stock up on pens and markers before you start spring cleaning. Use permanent ink to date and label stored items, and consider implementing a color-coded system for more organization. Colored permanent markers are also necessities if you're making your own signs for the garage sale.
Display Space in an Instant
Tables provide a clean and stable surface to display a variety of merchandise, including books, lamps, wall decor and clothing. Depending on the size of your sale, you may need two or three tables. Make the experience more pleasant for parents by setting up a small table with toys to occupy the children.
Garage Sale Security
A cash box is a must when you're accepting payments. In addition to change in every denomination, also stock the box with plenty of ones, fives and tens. Consider a cash box with a lock for added security. Accommodate a wider range of shoppers by adding a point-of-sale system to your setup.
Multipurpose Trash Bags
Strong and durable trash bags are requirements for spring cleaning, and they'll also come in handy when you're packing up after the garage sale. Bag up any items that don't sell, and donate them to charity. Use clear trash bags to store blankets and bulky bedding.