Choose vertical flutes if you’re using wire H-stakes, as the metal prongs slide directly into the hollow ribs. Run them horizontally for wider, freestanding signs where the internal channels provide extra rigidity against bending in the wind. Just let us know your planned mounting method and we will align the flutes to match.

The most popular, cost-efficient industry standards are 600 x 900mm and 900 x 1200mm—both cut with minimal sheet waste and fit standard stakes and A-frames. Custom sizes are priced the same per square meter to print, but non-standard cuts can generate offcut waste, so check with us first before committing to unusual dimensions.

Use wire H-stakes for soft lawns and turf, zip ties through pre-punched eyelets or drilled holes for mesh fencing, and screws backed with oversized washers for solid walls. Avoid driving bare screw heads straight through the plastic without washers, as the fastener will tear through the hollow flutes the moment the wind catches it.

Yes, it is made of polypropylene (polyprop), which is recyclable, but printed commercial signage is rarely accepted in standard residential council bins. For high-volume political or event campaigns, organize a post-event collection and take them directly to a commercial plastic recycler rather than sending them to landfill.

Political signs almost always legally require an official authorization block stating who approved the ad, along with their registered address. Because layout specifications, text size, and placement rules are enforced by local electoral commissions and can change between election cycles, make sure to double-check the latest regulations before submitting your artwork.