What Signage Material Should You Choose?

What Signage Material Should You Choose?

Which signage material should you choose? Match corflute, PVC, ACP, acrylic or vinyl to your sign by use, durability and budget, price it instantly. Gigantic Signs has manufactured and installed this signage from its Kent Town workshop for Adelaide businesses for over 30 years.

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Years Gigantic Signs has operated in Adelaide30site-2026-092026-07-23
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FAQ

Which material lasts longest outdoors?

Aluminium composite. It stays flat and holds its finish for roughly seven to ten years in the Adelaide climate, well beyond corflute or foamboard.

What is the cheapest signage material?

Corflute. It's the lowest-cost board we print, which is why it's the standard choice for real estate, events and other short-term outdoor signs.

Which material looks the most premium indoors?

Acrylic. Its depth, gloss and backlit options give a reception or office sign a high-end finish that flat boards can't match.

What material are shop signs made of?

Most shopfront and fascia signs are made from aluminium composite panel (ACM/ACP), two thin aluminium skins bonded to a solid core, which stays flat and weatherproof for seven to ten years. Acrylic and illuminated faces are used for premium or backlit shop signs.

Get a quote from Gigantic Signs at giganticsigns.com.au