Straight answers to the questions we get asked every week: what size, what material, what a site has to display, and what needs a permit. Written by the people who print and install the signs.
Standard sizes in millimetres for banners, corflute, pull-ups, A-frames, real estate, safety and site signs, plus how big lettering needs to be.
Read the guide →What corflute, ACM, foamex, foamboard, acrylic, aluminium and banner PVC are, how long each lasts outdoors, and when to use which.
Read the guide →Types of hoarding, the separate approvals in Victoria (regulation 116, council consent and permits), and planning the graphics.
Read the guide →What drives the price of business signs, shop signs, vehicle signage and wraps, from cheapest to most expensive, and how to get an accurate quote fast.
Read the guide →The builder’s sign under the Building Regulations, the principal contractor sign, and safety signage.
Read the explainer →The seven classes of safety sign, what each colour and shape means, and how big each sign needs to be.
Read the explainer →How Clause 52.05 of the Victorian planning scheme treats business signs, and when a permit is likely.
Read the explainer →Class 1 vs Class 2 retroreflective sheeting under AS/NZS 1906.1, and where each is used.
Read the explainer →Each guide is general information, current as at October 2026. Where the law is involved, we link to the sources so you can check them, and you should confirm anything project-specific with your building surveyor or council.
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