Signage & Banner Printing Perth · Tako Print

Most of the signage we print is the working kind: corflute on a site fence, an a-frame on a footpath, a shopfront window doing some selling while the shop's closed. Our corflute signs and a-frames are produced here in Perth, and they're the backbone of the range - along with window signage, pull-up banners for events, and bollard signs.

Corflute is corrugated plastic sheet - light, weatherproof, cheap enough to print in quantity, and tough enough to cable-tie to a fence for months. It's the standard for site signage, real estate, events and election campaigns. We print it in South Perth in 3mm and 5mm: 3mm covers most jobs, and 5mm is worth the step up for larger panels or anything that needs to stay rigid in wind. Full colour, printed edge to edge, and because it's printed flat sheet, odd sizes cost no drama - tell us the space you're filling.

An a-frame earns its keep on the footpath: it works every day the shop is open and gets packed away at night. Ours are made in Perth. When you're choosing one, think about two things - where it stands (wind exposure matters more than most people expect) and whether the message changes. If you run different offers week to week, an insert-style frame lets you swap printed panels without buying a new frame; if the message is permanent, printed panels fixed to the frame are the simpler, sturdier option.

One practical note: most Perth councils have rules about a-frames on public footpaths - placement, size, sometimes a permit. Worth a two-minute check with your local council before you commit to a size, and we can size the artwork to whatever they allow.

Your window is signage you already pay rent on. Window graphics turn it into space that works - trading hours, branding, a promotion, or full window displays. Tell us what the window needs to do and we'll recommend the right material and coverage for it.

Our corflute and a-frame printing uses UV stable inks rated for around 2 years outdoors, and adding a polymeric laminate extends that to around 5 - worth it for anything permanent, skippable for a three-week campaign. If you tell us how long the sign needs to work, we'll spec it to that life rather than sell you more sign than the job needs.

Signage is big, so artwork behaves differently than it does on a flyer - but the fundamentals in our print-ready file guide still apply: bleed, colour setup, and resolution appropriate to the size. If you're not sure whether your logo will hold up at a metre wide, send the file through and we'll tell you before anything gets printed. No artwork at all? Our design team handles signage jobs every week.

Standard signage runs are typically ready in 4-6 business days from artwork approval. Bigger runs and specialty items can take longer - if there's a date attached (an auction, an opening, polling day), tell us up front and we'll work backwards from it.

A corflute on the fence, flyers in the letterboxes, a poster in the window - the campaigns that work tend to say the same thing in more than one place. If that's the shape of your job, tell us once and we'll keep the design consistent across the set.