Custom Door Decals with Business Hours & Phone

Description

Custom vinyl lettering for your storefront or office door, printed with your open hours and phone number. Made for small businesses that need clear, professional signage at the entrance.

Storefront Door Lettering Printed Your Way

Your front door is often the first thing a customer sees, and a hand-scribbled sign does not do your business justice. These custom door decals are printed with your exact details: your open hours, your phone number, and any additional line you want, such as walk-ins welcome or an after-hours contact. You send us the text, we lay it out in clean, readable lettering sized to fit your door. Choose a width from 12 to 48 inches so the decal works on a glass storefront door, a single office entry, or a wider double-door setup. Every set is cut and printed to order, so nothing is generic and nothing is leftover stock.

Window Decals Built for Daily Business Use

A door decal gets touched, leaned on, and cleaned, so it needs to hold up. We print on durable vinyl with a finish you choose: matte for a low-glare look that stays readable in bright afternoon sun, gloss for a crisp, high-contrast appearance, clear for lettering that appears painted directly on the glass, or static cling if you want lettering you can reposition or remove seasonally. The vinyl applies with a peel-and-stick process using transfer tape, so your lines go on straight and stay aligned. Cleaning is simple: wipe with a soft cloth and mild glass cleaner, and the lettering keeps its look through regular storefront upkeep.

Sizing and Layout Options for Any Door

Pick the width that matches your space: 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 42, or 48 inches. Lettering height is proportioned to the width you choose, keeping your hours and phone number legible from the sidewalk or parking lot. You can request a stacked layout, with hours on one line and phone below, or a single-line arrangement for narrow door panels. During checkout, submit your text exactly as you want it printed, including punctuation and capitalization. If your layout needs adjustment to fit your chosen width, we will contact you before printing so nothing gets cut off or crowded.

How to Order and Apply Your Custom Lettering

Ordering takes a few minutes. Select your width and finish, enter your open hours and phone number in the personalization fields, and complete checkout. Your set is printed after you approve the final layout, then shipped flat in protective packaging to prevent creasing. Application works best on clean, dry glass above about 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Use the transfer tape to position the lettering, press firmly from the center outward with a squeegee or credit card, then peel the tape away slowly. Full step-by-step instructions ship with every order, and the process typically takes under fifteen minutes for a standard door set.

What you get

• Custom printed with your exact open hours and phone number
• Available in 12" to 48" widths to fit single or double doors
• Choice of matte, gloss, clear, or static cling vinyl finishes
• Peel-and-stick application with included transfer tape
• Wipes clean with a soft cloth and mild glass cleaner
• Printed to order in the USA, never pulled from generic stock
• Ships flat in protective packaging to avoid creases

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Can I include more than just hours and a phone number?

Yes. You can add extra lines such as a website, an after-hours number, or a short note like "Walk-ins welcome." Keep in mind that more text on a narrow width means smaller lettering, so wider sizes stay more readable.

Which finish should I choose for a glass front door?

Matte reduces glare if your door faces direct sun, gloss gives the sharpest contrast, clear makes lettering look painted on the glass, and static cling lets you remove and reposition the lettering without adhesive.

Will the decal damage my door glass if I remove it?

Applied to standard glass and removed by peeling slowly, the vinyl comes off without residue. Warm the lettering slightly with a hair dryer on low to make removal easier, then clean the glass with standard glass cleaner.