Daniel, the sign is rather basic, but there is nothing wrong with basic if you live in a generic community of generic houses. But for example if you lived in a neighborhood with lots of big Victorian houses, well, then this sign would miss the mark, and should not be so simple. And if for example, your neighborhood were upscale with very expensive houses, well then this sign would be not a very good match either. So that would be my basic, starting question to you,,,, does this sign seem appropriate for the type of community in which you live?
And make sure that you use good material so the sign won't rot before you know it. Chuck
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