We, vinyl graphics installers at V. Creative Graphics, have had numerous applications with construction hoarding graphics over years of our installations experience in the Greater Toronto Area and nationwide. Each type of those installations were serving specific functions, from advertising and branding to providing information and enhancing aesthetics. PVC vinyl banners and Foamex panels are the most often type that we installed graphics on. PVC banners are durable and weather-resistant, suitable for high-resolution printing and used for long-term projects due to their durability. Foam Panels are lightweight yet rigid and durable, excellent for detailed, high-resolution graphics and used for longer-term projects or indoor hoardings. We installed them in the Toronto Pearson International airport, at the Yorkdale Mall in Toronto and at many other malls around city.

Hoarding Graphics Installed by Us

Below we are listing more details for PVC banners and Foamex panels that we had a deals with:

PVC vinyl is highly durable, resisting tearing, fading, and weather conditions like UV rays, rain, and wind. At the same time, it remains flexible, allowing it to adapt to different surfaces, including uneven hoarding structures. This material also supports high-resolution printing, creating vibrant and clear graphics that capture attention. These type of banners are versatile for general use, with heavy-duty PVC being thicker and more resilient – superb for long-term installations and exposure to harsh weather hence perfect for hoarding graphics banners and signs. Block-out PVC prevents light from passing through, making it really useful for double-sided graphics or locations where backlighting could interfere. Its flexible design and customization options allow for the creation of full-color images, logos, text, and intricate designs that can be tailored to fit any hoarding dimensions. A range of finishing options, such as hems, grommets, and pole pockets, offers a variety of secure installation choices.

Our installation process includes:

As V. Creative Graphics installers, we begin by thoroughly cleaning the hoarding surface to remove any debris. Next, we accurately measure the hoarding area to determine the exact size required for the banners. We work closely with the customer to design hoarding graphics that suit the hoarding dimensions and consider structural elements like joints and supports. Once finalized, we print the design at one of local trusted printing partners on high-quality PVC vinyl using UV-resistant inks and add finishing touches, including reinforced edges and grommets for easy installation.

Our team mounts the banners using the preferred installation method:

Direct mounting: We position the banner against the hoarding and secure it with screws, nails, or zip ties through the grommets.
Adhesive mounting: For a seamless finish, we use strong adhesive tapes or liquid adhesives to attach the banner directly to the hoarding.
Frame mounting: We place the banner within a pre-built frame that we attach to the hoarding.

Lastly, we make sure the banner is taut to avoid sagging or flapping in the wind, using bungee cords or similar techniques to achieve a professional and secure display.

Some additional hording graphics type (we installed them from time to time but not really often) but will be glad install those for you:

Backlit hoardings that incorporate lighting behind the graphics to make them visible at night hence draw attention and enhances visibility in low-light conditions. This type is often used in high-traffic urban areas for maximum exposure.
Interactive hoardings that incorporate elements like QR codes, NFC technology, or augmented reality hence engage passersby and provide additional information or interactive experiences. This hording type is great for innovative marketing campaigns.
Green hoardings that incorporate living plants or green walls as part of the hoarding hence combine environmental aesthetics with branding for promoting eco-friendly messages and sustainability.
Self-Adhesive vinyl that directly applied to existing surfaces, it is flexible and can conform to various shapes and textures hence suitable for short to medium-term projects.
Informational hoardings that are focused on providing information about the construction project, timeline, impact and included project details, developer information, and contact details hence often used in public areas to keep the community informed.
Branded hoardings which are primarily used for advertising and branding to feature company logos, slogans, and promotional messages and aim to enhance brand visibility and recognition during construction.

Are you planning a current hoarding graphics installation, or do you have an upcoming project in the pipeline? Whether you need expert advice on materials or a detailed quote, our team is here to assist. Contact us with any questions or request a free, no-obligation quote via this link. We guarantee a response within 24 hours.