Advertisements placed right on the ground, where everyone’s eyes are drawn to them anyway.
An arrow, a guide line or a logo on the car park, the pavement or the square.
A message on the ground outside that remains there for the duration of a campaign or event.
You’ll be taken straight to the calculation module, where you can enter the size and quantity yourself and see the price straight away.
Orders are placed via printvis.be, our own ordering system. There, you can calculate the price based on your chosen size and quantity. You create your own design using the editor within the system, so you do not need to provide a print-ready file.
Yes, provided you choose the right film. Streetstick has a very strong adhesive and is designed for textured surfaces, such as tarmac, paving stones and concrete. Standard vinyl flooring is designed for flat floors and will come away from rough tarmac.
You should allow for around three months. That’s sufficient for a campaign, an event or temporary signage. For something that needs to remain in place for years, printed film isn’t the right solution anyway.
A floor sticker is designed for smooth indoor floors and comes with a non-slip coating – either laminate or varnish – as standard. The asphalt sticker is intended for rough outdoor surfaces, has a much stronger adhesive and is already matt and scratch-resistant in its own right, without the need for an additional coating.
Yes, the film is designed to be easy to apply. Work on a clean, dry surface and rub the sticker down firmly so that the adhesive bonds with the texture of the tarmac or paving stones. For large areas or busy locations, our team will come to your site.
The film is designed to be easily removed after use. That is one of the reasons for using it for temporary advertising in public spaces.
That’s possible, and it’s particularly useful on rough indoor floors, for example in a warehouse or a workshop with a rough concrete floor. On a smooth shop floor or exhibition floor, you’ll save money by using a standard floor sticker.
Yes. You can choose a straight shape or have the sticker die-cut to a specific outline, for example around a logo, an arrow or a footprint. Both options are printed in full colour.
Very much so. Loose sand, moss, oil or a wet surface will prevent the adhesive from bonding, no matter how strong it is. Wipe the area clean and dry first to ensure the adhesive lasts for its full lifespan.
The asphalt sticker is listed as a product in our ordering module, where you can enter your own dimensions and quantity and see the price straight away.
From one piece. If you’re ordering for a course or a set of arrows, order several at once and the price per piece will go down.
Limited to the width of the roll. For a large area on the ground, we use adjoining sections, as a single strip is also more difficult to lay on the street.
That depends on your local authority. For an event or road markings, it’s best to check with the council in advance, as they are responsible for issuing the permit, not us.
If you need to apply an asphalt sticker to a car park, a pavement, a cycle path or a square, the surface is the real problem. Asphalt, paving stones and concrete are rough and porous, and a standard floor sticker will start to peel off after just a few days. That’s why Creafor prints on Streetstick, a vinyl specifically designed for such textured surfaces, which adheres with very high tack – even across paving stone joints. The image has a matt finish and is scratch-resistant, so it doesn’t glare in the sun and withstands foot traffic and cycle tyres. Expect it to last around three months outdoors, which is suitable for a campaign, a road diversion, a route or an open-air event. Afterwards, the sticker can be easily removed. If your graphic is displayed indoors on a smooth shop floor or at a trade fair stand, you can simply use a standard floor sticker.
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A vinyl sticker for textured surfaces: tarmac, paving stones and concrete. The adhesive bonds to rough and porous surfaces where a standard sticker would not stick.
The film itself is matt and scratch-resistant, so nothing shows through. That saves on a layer that would otherwise wear away on the street anyway.
Floor stickers, Wall stickers, Car stickers, Lettering, Break vinyl or safety stickers and Doming stickers.
Other stickers and lettering