A sign that will stay on your façade for years, come rain or shine.
Your name, your signpost or your site hoarding – clearly visible from the street.
We print, mill, drill and hang it up; you don’t need to take any measurements yourself.
The EcoScore is our own assessment of the material’s environmental footprint, on a scale of 1 to 5. It says nothing about the quality, and the material must be recycled under the right conditions.
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.
Dibond is an aluminium composite panel: two thin sheets of aluminium with a plastic core in between. This construction makes the panel very rigid, yet light enough to be mounted on a façade.
That depends on the size, thickness and finish. The 3 mm Dibond option is listed in our ordering module, where you can enter your own dimensions and see the price. For other thicknesses, coloured panels and milled work, we provide a bespoke quote.
From a single item. We also print individual nameplates. We only use screen printing for large print runs, so the minimum order quantity is higher in that case.
We stock white in 2, 3, 4 and 6 mm thicknesses and coloured in 2, 3 and 4 mm. For most advertising and signage boards, 3 mm is suitable. The larger the panel, the thicker the sheet.
Yes, that’s what it’s made for. Dibond doesn’t warp or rust, which is why it’s used for façade signs, nameplates, site hoardings and signage that remains outdoors for years on end.
2050 by 4050 mm. That is the largest panel in our entire range, so a large façade surface will not have a joint running down the middle.
Yes. We can cut rectangular shapes, round off corners or mill free-form shapes, and drill holes to the diameter you specify. We can also mill individual letters from 3 mm Dibond.
Yes. Plain 3 mm Dibond, milled to your specifications, is listed as a separate option in the ordering module. That’s the one to choose if you’re applying lettering to the panel yourself or if it’s to be used as a backing.
Forex is a lightweight, foamed PVC sheet for indoor use and is more affordable. Dibond is stiffer, weather-resistant and designed for long-term outdoor use. For a façade sign or a street-facing nameplate, choose Dibond. You can find out more about this under ‘Printing on Forex’.
To be honest: Dibond scores 1 out of 5 on our own eco-scale – the lowest in our range of sheet materials – because aluminium and plastic are difficult to separate after use. If the sign only needs to be left outside for one season, Biprint will suffice – a PVC-free cardboard that scores 3 out of 5 on that same scale.
Yes. As well as white and the colours blue, yellow, red and black, we offer Dibond in silver, in a butler finish (which resembles brushed steel), and in mirror finish, all in 3 mm thickness. We print on Dibond in eight colours as standard, to prevent banding in solid colour areas.
On the edges. A Dibond panel comes out of the cutting machine with sharp edges. If the sign is to be hung low, along a walkway or at child height, please let us know, and we will consider how best to finish the edges.
Yes. We have our own installation team who work on site every day. We’ll provide the fitting materials if you’d like to install it yourself, or we can come and take the measurements and fit it for you.
Are you looking for someone who can print on Dibond and then come and install the sign for you? At Creafor, we do it all under one roof in Lokeren. A nameplate at the entrance, a signpost on an industrial estate, a panel on a building site that stays up outside for a whole year of construction: these are the places where an ordinary sheet starts to buckle after a winter, whilst Dibond simply stays put. The sheet doesn’t warp or rust, and remains flat even in large formats – up to 2050 by 4050 mm in one piece. We print in eight colours without banding, which you’ll see in smooth, even surfaces and gradients. We then mill the shape, drill the holes to the diameter you specify, and our own team comes to install it. On our eco-scale, Dibond does score lowest, as aluminium and plastic are difficult to separate after use. If your sign only needs to be outside for a single season, then biprint, the PVC-free cardboard that we yard signs to make.
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The standard sheet for advertising and signage boards. A 3 mm thickness is suitable for most boards, and the larger the panel, the thicker the sheet should be. Dibond 3 mm is listed as an option in the ordering module; please enquire about other thicknesses.
Blue, yellow, red or black, in 2, 3 or 4 mm. Handy when the colour of the sheet itself can serve as the background, meaning there’s no need to print over the entire surface.
Silver, a butler finish that resembles brushed steel, and mirror. We print on it using eight colours to prevent banding in solid colour areas.
Dibond is the stiffest sheet in our range and the only one we recommend for outdoor use over many years. If you need something lighter, cheaper or transparent, then take a look at print on forex, printing on plexiglass, printing on solid core, print on glass, print on wood, polystyrene sheets, printing on hollow-core slabs or reboard.
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