Hoarding Signs

Site hoardings hide construction, shopfitting or renovation work, and they are a large, captive canvas for your brand, project name or coming-soon message. We print hoarding graphics as rigid panels, PVC banners or mesh for fencing, and can combine branding with the safety and access information a site needs. Hoardings are one of the few large-format items in this category where part of the job can sometimes be turned around urgently.

Typical signs in this category

Coming soon and store opening hoardings in malls
Development branding on construction perimeter fences
Project boards with contractor and consultant details
Mesh fence wraps that let wind through
Safety and PPE notices on site entrances
Hoarding graphics showing artist impressions of the finished building
Temporary trading-as-normal signs during renovations

Materials

Aluminium composite panels	Long-running hoardings where rigid, flat, weather-resistant graphics are needed
PVC banner	Quick-to-install branding on timber or steel hoarding frames
Mesh banner	Fence lines exposed to wind, where a solid banner would act like a sail
Correx board	Short-term panels and safety notices on lightweight frames
Self-adhesive vinyl	Applied directly to painted timber or board hoardings in malls

Choosing a size

Measure the hoarding run and height first, then decide whether graphics should run continuously or in repeated panels. Long runs are often split into sections for printing and installation, so artwork should allow for joins away from faces and key text. Safety notices should be at eye level near entrances, not lost in a large brand graphic.

Standards and compliance

Shopping centres usually have strict hoarding design and fire rules and must approve artwork before installation; construction sites must display the safety signage required for the work. Large hoardings facing public roads may fall under municipal outdoor-advertising rules. The customer, contractor or landlord is responsible for these approvals and for deciding required safety signage; we can advise and print to approved specifications.

Same-day conditions

PVC and mesh hoarding banners can sometimes be produced same-day when the size is within normal limits and stock and capacity allow
Rigid composite panels and large multi-panel runs are usually quoted with a confirmed lead time rather than same-day
Artwork must be final and, for malls, already approved by the centre before the configured cutoff
Full payment is needed before production; installation is booked separately and is not part of the same-day commitment

Pricing

Signs are priced by quotation based on size, material, quantity and finishing. Request a quote.

FAQs

Can you print my mall hoarding to the centre's template?

Yes. Send us the centre's specification and dimensions, and we will set up the artwork to match. The centre's approval should be in place before printing.

Which is better on a fence: PVC or mesh?

Mesh is usually better on exposed fences because wind passes through and the banner and fence take less strain. PVC gives brighter, more solid colour where wind is not a concern.

Can hoarding graphics be reused?

Rigid panels can sometimes be moved to another site if they are removed carefully. Banners can also be reused if the hoarding sizes match.

Do you install hoardings?

We can quote installation of the graphics. The hoarding structure itself is normally supplied by the contractor or shopfitter.