External hoarding panels are usually printed on 3mm hoarding grade aluminium composite panel with a protective anti-graffiti laminate. We can reduce cost by offering two alternative materials, Correx and Foamex, or by offering our hoarding without a lamination.
Internal hoarding graphics are usually supplied as self adhesive vinyl prints with a removable adhesive. These are popular when being applied as shop front hoarding, the type you would typically see in retail shopping centres when a store front or area is under refurbishment.
We've worked with some of the biggest brands in and around the UK.
Above are just a few of the brands we've been lucky to have worked closely with to create bespoke and unique signage fabrications.
As a trusted partner to some of the largest companies within the construction & retail industry, highly-reputable architects, new housing developments, builders, installers and contractors and have for over 30 years.
Our team can even design your hoarding graphic to match all of your current marketing material using your CGI’s of the development to drive sales before the project is complete. We can also offer additional signage, flags and wayfinding.
The most popular material choice is ACM, which is aluminium composite material. This is aluminium sheets either side of a composite core. We also offer plywood hoarding panels and budget alternatives on Correx and foam PVC
Yes we offer a national install service and we can also offer site surveys. This is particularly useful if you require a template of your hoarding in advance to plan your design with.
Please supply your artwork as one single file and our studio team will split it into hoarding panels to suit the site survey, as indicated on our PDF proof so you can see where the joins will be. We advise any images or photos that are used are at least 100dpi, any lower may result in a loss of quality when printed.
For highest quality any text, logos or patterns will ideally be supplied in vector format. Please indicate any cut paths and spot white areas on a separate layer identified by a magenta fill or stroke line.