Magnetic Business Hours Sign with Changeable Numbers

Change hours in seconds

Magnetic tiles swap in place — no reprinting, no marker, no taking the sign down. Holiday hours, a seasonal schedule, a closed Wednesday: update the board in the time it takes to lift a tile and set a new one.

No drilling, no residue

Four screw-post suction cups grip clean glass and come off without a trace. Reposition freely until the height is right, and the pre-drilled corner holes also accept standard screws for permanent wall mounting.

Built for daily handling

The powder-coated steel panel resists scuffing from repeated tile changes, and the printed day labels are permanent — only the times move. Set it once and it looks the same in year three as it did on day one.

Any time, any schedule

Full digit set 0–9 with colons, AM, PM, LATE, and CLOSED tiles. Build 9:55 AM or 7:15 PM as easily as 9:00 — the board fits your actual hours, not preset ones.

Panel: 10.24" × 10.24" (26 × 26 cm)
Corner holes: 4, pre-drilled for suction cup posts or screws
Mounted depth from glass: approx. 1" including suction cup
[Panel thickness: 1 mm

MATERIALS

Panel: Steel with powder-coated finish
Type: Printed day labels and header (permanent)
Tiles: Magnetic, printed characters
Mounting hardware: Clear suction cups with threaded metal posts and cap nuts

WHAT'S INCLUDED

- 1 hours board panel (white with black type, or black with white type)
- Full magnetic tile set: digits 0–9, colons, dashes, AM, PM, LATE, and
CLOSED — enough to post open and close times for all seven days, with
spares
- 4 suction cups with threaded posts and cap nuts

Step 1 — Set your hours

Lay the panel flat. Place the magnetic tiles to build each day’s hours — digits, colon, AM/PM. Use the CLOSED tiles for days you’re not open. Tiles lift off and reposition anytime, so don’t worry about getting it right on the first pass.

Step 2 — Choose your mount

Suction cups — best for smooth glass doors and windows in temperature-stable indoor spots, or if you want to reposition the sign later. Clean the glass, press each cup on firmly, thread the panel’s corner holes over the posts, and secure with the lock nuts.

Adhesive screw mounts — best for long-term placement, or glass that sees temperature swings (a door that opens to the street, a sunny window). Clean the surface, peel and press each adhesive base in place, let the adhesive set before hanging, then mount the panel and lock the nuts.

Not sure which? Start with suction cups to find the right height and position, then switch to the adhesive mounts once you’re happy with the placement.

Step 3 — Check it from outside

Step out to the sidewalk and read the sign the way a customer would. Adjust height or tile spacing if anything’s hard to read at a glance.

Tips

Mount at eye level near the door handle — that’s where people look before they pull.

Store spare tiles somewhere you’ll find them when your holiday hours change.

Adhesive bases hold best on surfaces cleaned with rubbing alcohol and given a few hours to cure before hanging the panel.