ADD-A-NAME BOARDS
Team Fitz Add-A-Name Boards are designed to highlight multiple athletes in a running list. Each board can be easily added to as needed. Pre-spaced updates are simple to apply, ensuring your board is hassle-free and looks great. Add-A-Name Boards can be set up to recognize current and former athletes for any accomplishment.
Available for indoor or outdoor display, each board is custom designed for your specific space and needs. Give us a call for more information or to receive a custom design mock-up and quote.
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All fields are required.Add-a-Name Board Features
Adhesive-backed updates are pre-spaced and easy to apply
Vibrantly printed graphics
Sturdy PVC construction for indoor boards
All-weather aluminum construction for outdoor boards
Protective anti-glare laminate with UV blocker
Mounting hardware included
MOST COMMON USES
- State champions, placers and qualifiers
- All-state and All-American athletes
- Hall of fame athletes
- Athletes playing at the next level
- Specific goals such as "1,000 Point Club," "500 Rebounds" or "1,200 Pound Club"
- National merit finalists
Add-A-Name Board Pricing
| Size | Indoor (PVC) | Outdoor (Aluminum) |
|---|---|---|
| 2.5' x 4' | $795 | $925 |
| 4' x 4' | $925 | $1,050 |
| 6' x 4' | $1,070 | $1,195 |
| 7.5' x 4' | $1,170 | $1,295 |
Additional sizes available
Future record updates are $12 each with a max of $96 per board, per order.
Easy to Update
We strive to make this as easy as possible for you. Simply, call or e-mail your Team Fitz representative and let them know what records need to be added and we will send updates out to you right away.
Step 1:
Align pre-spaced update strip to board and tape in place with masking tape. Double check spacing.
Step 2:
Peel clear transfer tape back on one side and cut off exposed backing paper. Lettering should stay affixed to the transfer tape.
Step 3:
Using a credit card, apply updates strip onto the board. Finish laying the other size in the same manor.
Step 4:
Slowly peel off the transfer tape making sure the lettering remains adhered to the board.
