Which material for your pavement sign?

Two materials, two situations. The 510 gsm banner is built for the street: it takes rain, wind and daily handling, and it is opaque enough that the graphic is not read through from behind in strong light. The 200 gsm laminated photo paper gives sharper detail and deeper blacks, so keep it for a lobby, an arcade or a covered entrance where it will stay dry. If you only need the frame, an option without printed material is available too.

Sizes available

The graphic comes in A1, 600 x 800 mm: reading height for someone walking past, without blocking the pavement. Two frames carry it. The weighted base version stands on a plinth you can load, which helps on an exposed pavement or in front of a terrace. The lighter Eco version goes out and comes back in with one hand, which suits a shop that sets up and packs away every day.

Frame, replacement and changing the graphic

A pavement sign lasts for years; the message on it does not. Order the frame and print together to get started, then a replacement frame later if one gets damaged. Ordering several graphics at once lets you rotate them with the season or the menu.

Preparing your file

Supply artwork at 300 DPI at working scale, in CMYK, with 2 mm bleed and a 4 mm safety margin. A pavement sign is read on the move: three lines at most, clean contrast, generous type. Put what matters in the upper half of the panel.

2M Numérique at your side

We print your pavement signs in Manciet, in the Gers, 100% Made In Occitanie; our responsible approach explains what lies behind that. We help you match the material to how exposed your frontage really is. See the pavement sign section and the wider point of sale range.