Construction and Real Estate

Signs for the duration of a construction site

On a building site, the question isn’t how attractive the sign is, but how long it needs to stay up. A sign for the duration of the building works requires a different type of board to a panel that remains on site for the entire project and continues to be used afterwards.

The construction site sign The corrugated sheet is the lightest of the three. It is made from 3.5 to 4.5 mm corrugated polypropylene, also known as Biprint or Duoflex; it is PVC-free and scores 3 out of 5 on our own eco-scale. It comes in eight standard sizes, ranging from 35 by 50 to 120 by 160 cm, and it is precisely these standard sizes that make the range more cost-effective than the same sign made to measure.

If a visualisation or render is required across the entire screen, then this refers to a site hoarding or a building sign made from Dibond. It will remain flat until 2050, measuring 4050 mm in one piece, and you can see it from the street.

The way the sign is mounted is just as important as the sign itself. A sign that is mounted incorrectly will be affected by the wind. We drill holes to the diameter required by your bracket and, if desired, will come to take measurements and install it, using our own team and our own aerial work platform. If there’s a property for sale rather than a building site, then the immobiles one group further on.