When printed on high-quality PVC vinyl using UV-resistant inks, a standard outdoor billboard is designed to last anywhere from 12 to 36 months without significant fading. This makes it ideal for both short-term promotional bursts and long-term brand awareness campaigns.
The industry standard for outdoor billboard printing is heavy-duty PVC vinyl. It provides the perfect balance of flexibility allowing it to be stretched tightly over a frame for a flawless finish and rugged strength to withstand high winds and heavy rain.
For optimal clarity, artwork should be supplied as a high-resolution PDF. Because of the massive scale, files are typically set up at a 1:10 scale at 300dpi in CMYK colour mode. Always ensure all text is outlined and necessary bleed margins are included for the finishing process.
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Installation is fast and versatile. If you select corner eyelets, they can be securely fastened to chainlink fences using UV-stabilized cable ties. Alternatively, they can be screwed directly to timber hoardings, glued with construction adhesive, or slid into steel star-picket frames.
Yes. While standard rectangles are the most common, we utilize precision digital flatbed cutters to create custom contour cuts. This is perfect for life-sized standees, unique directional arrows, or bespoke brand shapes.
With premium UV-cured printing, our corflute signs typically last between 12 to 24 months outdoors before showing significant signs of fading. Their structural lifespan depends entirely on how they are mounted and their exposure to extreme wind.
Absolutely. The combination of ACM panels, UV-cured inks, and weather-resistant laminates ensures that our hoarding signs will not rust, warp, or peel, making them capable of enduring heavy rain and extreme heat for the entire duration of your build.
Yes. Because we use durable Aluminium Composite Material (ACM), the panels are highly robust. If they are carefully removed after a project is completed, they can often be transported and re-installed at your next development site.
