Advertising panels

It’s just the name and the use. It’s the same sheet, the same print and the same price. A billboard stands on its own and carries a message, whilst an advertising panel covers a surface or is mounted on spacers. This page covers both, so you don’t need to choose before you tell us the dimensions.

Yes, provided the correct backing board is used. Dibond is listed in our specifications for signage intended for long-term outdoor display. Forex is listed as a material for indoor use. We therefore recommend Dibond for a façade.

A single sheet measures up to 2050 x 4050 mm in Dibond and up to 2050 x 3050 mm in Forex. For larger surfaces, we assemble them from multiple panels, positioning the seams where they are concealed within the design.

With drill holes in the diameter you specify, with spacers, or mounted in a frame or on a plinth. If you tell us in advance what the wall looks like, we will position the holes in the correct places.

Yes. We can mill the panel into any shape you require, such as the outline of your logo or a rounded top.

We can arrange delivery and installation, or you can do it yourself. If you wish to hang it yourself, we will deliver the panel pre-drilled and with the mounting materials included.

The additional protective laminate, available in a matt or gloss finish, forms a layer over the print. For a panel that remains on display for years, this is the difference between a sleek, smooth surface and a print that looks worn.

There are no pre-defined options for advertising panels in the ordering module, as the dimensions, material and installation vary from job to job. Please provide the dimensions, quantity and location, and we will work out the cost for you.

That depends on the board it’s mounted on. Dibond is listed in our specifications as a material for outdoor signage intended for long-term outdoor display. Forex is listed as a material for indoor use, for in-shop signage and counter displays. Just tell us where it’s going, and we’ll choose the board.

We follow the classification we always use: 10 mm Forex for standard projects, 3 or 4 mm Dibond for longer-term projects. As our material data sheets do not specify a service life in years for these sheets, we do not provide one.

From a single unit. For a series of units for multiple branches, or one panel per room within the same building, the price per unit decreases, as the preparation and milling are then carried out in a single continuous process.

Up to 2050 at 4050 mm in Dibond and up to 2050 at 3050 mm in Forex. If the surface area needs to be larger, we will use several panels placed side by side.

We’ll take that on board. We prefer to position the seams along an existing line in the building or in the design, as that’s where a joint is least noticeable. We avoid placing a seam right across the centre of a face or a logo.

Technically, it’s the same sign. A sponsorship panel is placed alongside a sports ground or in a clubhouse, bears the name of a sponsor and is usually ordered in batches, with agreements on a seasonal basis. If you’re ordering a sign for your own business, you’ve come to the right place.

There are films designed for that purpose. Reflective film glows in the light of car headlights, fluorescent film catches the eye during the day, and phosphorescent film continues to glow after dark – that’s the ‘glow-in-the-dark’ version.

Yes, by applying a new film over the top. This works best on Dibond, as it stays flat. For a sign that you want to re-stick the decals onto several times, we don’t apply a laminate from the outset.

Dibond and Forex both score 1 out of 5 and are not PVC-free. For indoor use, Stadur Sign is the PVC-free alternative that comes closest in terms of rigidity; for outdoor use, it is bubble board. See the materials page.