Business Hours Decal for Vehicles and Doors

A business hours decal with HOURS on the top line and your days and times below it. An optional second days-and-times line covers a split schedule, such as weekdays on one line and weekends on the next. It is made for a van, a trailer, a food truck or a shop door, and it belongs on a clean, flat, smooth surface such as a door or a panel. The live preview shows the layout before you order. At $25.99 per decal in 3M or Oracal vinyl, a matched pair for both sides of a vehicle is $51.98.

Hours change, so treat this decal as a promise you have to keep up. Print only the days and times you really work, and hold the preview next to your schedule before you pay. We print exactly what you type and do not check your calendar. Once the vinyl is on, a new schedule means a new decal, so plan ahead for holiday hours, a summer schedule or a move to a new location. Do not add 24 hour wording to this decal unless someone really answers at those hours.

Choose the layout by the schedule. One days-and-times line works for a shop that keeps the same hours all week. Add the second line for a split schedule, such as Monday to Friday on one line and Saturday on the other, or a food truck that serves lunch on weekdays and events on weekends. Keep both lines in the same style, such as MON-FRI 7AM-5PM, so the times read in a column. Those times are examples of the format, not hours for any business. For food truck lettering ideas, see the food truck decals page, and for van layouts the work van decals page.

Placement is the planning step. On a van, the side panel or the rear door works if it is flat. On a trailer, use the side panel. On a food truck, use a flat side panel away from any opening and its hinges. On a shop, a flat, smooth door panel at about eye level works well. Keep the decal clear of handles, locks, seams, vents and any trim. Measure the panel and pick 12, 18 or 24 inches. Choose a background and lettering pair with strong contrast, since people read hours in a hurry. Set of 2 puts the hours on both sides of a van or food truck. The install guide covers the steps, and the truck and van lettering design ideas guide has layout examples. Our vinyl can also go on glass, such as a shop window or a glass door, and the optional contour cut (+$5 per decal) is a natural choice there because it leaves no rectangle behind each line.