Choose foam PVC when fine graphic detail and close-up presentation matter: it offers a flat, flute-free face and clean, solid edges. Pick corflute when you need an ultra-light, economical, and temporary solution. While foam PVC carries a higher price point and extra weight, the premium indoor finish is well worth the upgrade.

It expands and contracts with temperature shifts more than aluminium, so large sheets exposed to direct sunlight can bow if bolted too rigidly. Prevent this by drilling slightly oversized mounting holes to allow thermal movement, securing the sheet flush against a solid backing rather than spanning an open frame, and upgrading to at least 5mm thickness for larger formats.

Lightweight signs can be mounted using heavy-duty VHB double-sided tape on smooth, clean interior walls. For larger or heavier boards, use countersunk screws fitted with washers. The material holds fixings securely, but the foam core can compress under excessive force—always finish the final turns with a hand screwdriver to avoid crushing the sheet

Yes, we can CNC-route or knife-cut sheets to any exterior contour or intricate internal cutout. Simply include a vector cut path alongside your artwork. Opting for a thicker grade (like 10mm) provides a bold, pronounced edge profile, making it ideal for freestanding cutouts and dimensional retail letters.

Cardboard stock and paper-based honeycomb boards are fully recyclable, making them the best eco-friendly option for temporary, date-specific retail campaigns. Foam PVC is a rigid polymer that cannot go into standard curbside recycling bins; we recommend treating it as a long-term, reusable display substrate that can be re-skinned with new vinyl graphics down the road.