Hoarding & Unipole Side

Our Speciality

• Hoarding:

  • In the context of advertising, a hoarding refers to a large outdoor advertising display typically found alongside roads, highways, or in urban areas. It is essentially a large billboard used to showcase advertising messages.
  • Hoardings are often made of durable materials like metal or wood and are designed to withstand outdoor elements. They can be static (traditional printed posters) or digital (LED displays) depending on the technology used.
  • Hoardings are strategically placed to capture the attention of drivers and pedestrians, making them effective for brand visibility and marketing campaigns.
  • The term "hoarding" is commonly used in the advertising and outdoor media industry to describe these large-format displays.

• Unipole (or Unipole Sign):

  • A unipole sign, also known as a monopole sign, is a type of outdoor advertising structure that consists of a single vertical pole supporting a large display surface.
  • Unlike traditional billboards that have multiple supports, a unipole sign has only one central support, which can be more visually appealing and less obstructive.
  • Unipole signs are often used for large-scale advertising along highways, near intersections, or in high-traffic areas where visibility is key.
  • The display surface of a unipole sign can be static (printed vinyl) or dynamic (LED screen), depending on the desired advertising content and budget.