Trailers

A trailer advertises twice: on the road behind the tow vehicle, and parked on a job site or verge all day where a steady stream of people walk past it. Flat sided and largely uninterrupted, it is one of the easiest surfaces on any vehicle to sign well.

• Full trailer wraps — continuous artwork across both sides and the rear door.
• Panel graphics and decals — logo, service list and contact details on the largest flat areas.
• Rear door signage — the panel every following driver reads at the lights.
• Identification lettering — business name, ABN and licence details wherever you need them displayed.

Most trailer signage does its work standing still, so we design for the person walking past at three metres as well as the driver behind you at sixty. In practice that means a strong business name, one clear line about what you do, and a phone number sized to be read from the footpath. Mock-ups come back to you for approval before print.

Trailers cop road grime, long stretches of direct sun and are usually stored outside. We print on premium 3M and Avery vinyl rated for Australian conditions, typically lasting five to seven years with normal care, and the film protects the panels underneath from minor scratches, UV and general wear.