Two questions matter when choosing construction signage, and neither is simply the price. First, will the panel handle the conditions it will actually face? Corflute suits shorter-term signage, while aluminium composite is better for longer-term exposure. On an exposed fence line, mesh is often a safer choice than a solid banner because it allows wind to pass through.

Second, does the wording meet your site requirements? That decision sits with your safety adviser, principal contractor and the standards governing your project. PALS prints the wording, symbols and layout you supply, keeping final sign-off with your project team.

The temporary fence goes up and the site board follows: builder details, licence information, after-hours contact and the required safety signs at the pedestrian gate. It is a small order, but the whole programme can depend on it, so it is often the first signage ordered and the one needed fastest.

Hoarding on a retail strip or CBD footpath is visible to the public every day, so it quickly shows wear. Printing it as panels matched to the hoarding bays means a damaged or tagged section can be replaced on its own instead of reprinting the entire frontage.

Site signage gets damaged. Plant hits a panel, a gate catches it or a board disappears overnight. When that happens, the replacement should be a straight reprint of the existing artwork at the same size, making repeat ordering faster and simpler.

On a fully exposed site, Corflute is best treated as a short- to medium-term sign. UV, wind and general site damage can wear the print and make the board brittle over time. For longer projects, plan to replace Corflute when needed and use aluminium composite for signs that must remain presentable through to handover.

No. PALS prints the wording, symbols and colours you supply. The correct signage requirements should come from your safety adviser, principal contractor and the standards or client specifications applying to your site. Send approved artwork or a sign list and we will print it as supplied.

Yes. Provide the finished panel dimensions and quantities, and the artwork can be divided across individual hoarding panels so the design aligns across the joins. Ordering by bay also makes future replacement easier if a section is damaged.

No. PALS prints and ships the signage, while installation and fixing are handled by your site crew or fencing contractor. Australia-wide shipping is available from $14.99. Include a site contact and mobile number with the delivery details to help avoid missed site deliveries.