Panaflex signage is a good option if you want to get people’s attention with clearly recognizable signage at all hours of the day and night. Use mainly if the sign is too large to have a rigid profile, or if you want to stop nonsense on the face. For external mid-size to massive applications, panaflex signage is the go-to option. Retail parks, sports stadiums, gas forecourts, and storefronts are among the most popular implementations.
A panaflex sign is used for signage that is either too large for a rigid face (made of acrylic or plastic) or using a flex face material that is more cost-effective (like banners or mesh vinyl on a fence, press box, or grandstand). It is important for the company to be recognizable in order to be competitive and attract new clients. Expertly designed signage is one of the most effective ways to raise brand awareness and sway future buyers.
Consider a panaflex sign if you wish to draw attention to your company at all hours of the day and night with extremely recognizable branding.
Panaflex signs are often used for businesses such as shopping parks, storefronts, and other broad consumer-facing signage. The term “panaflex” refers to the primary aspect of the device, which is a tensioned flexible PVC banner substrate that extends over the face of the sign to mimic the skin of a drum.
Why do people prefer panaflex signage over other types of advertising? Although each type of sign has its own position and function, business owners prefer panaflex signage because of its bright, contemporary appearance. The colors are vibrant and beautifully beautiful, highlighting the company name and/or logo to its full potential. It’s also easy to set up and manage.
Another significant benefit of panaflex signs is that they clearly reflect the company’s name and logo at all times of the day and night. Internal illumination eliminates the need for extra floodlights or landscape lighting to illuminate the sign at night. Therefore, panaflex signage has a bright light that makes the business signage clear.
Scalability and protection are the primary advantages of using panaflex over static materials and media. As compared to plastic or ceramic walls, PVC allows for even larger-scale printing. Another advantage of using panaflex is that due to its ‘flexible’ aspect, transportation to the site and stocking of printing media is much simpler.
The boxes themselves are made of aluminum that is highly strong and long-lasting. Because of this different variety of depth profiles and internal systems to complement them, it is typical for exterior panaflex signage to be in place for decades, with only the skin changing on a daily basis.
Panaflex signage can be illuminated or non-illuminated depends on your needs. Below, we look at each kind and their differences:
Panaflex Signage Light Boxes are the deeper of the two systems, with the additional depth allowing for the installation of interior lights to illuminate the decorated skin from behind. With the transparent PVC skin material, you can conveniently illuminate the sign graphics, helping you to stand out from the crowd.
The non-illuminated device is much more compact and mounts directly to the wall. This kind of panaflex sign is the most durable. Therefore, non-illuminated panaflex signs are popular with small businesses in the Philippines.
Panaflex signs are mostly intended for outdoor use, although they can also be used indoors. They are incredibly flexible and well-suited for use in the following fields:
– External Shop Fronts
– Mobile Units
– Sports Stadiums/Facilities
– Airports, Train Stations, and Bus Stations
What sort of sign is appropriate for your business? If you want an illuminated or non-illuminated device, LND Signs and Advertising is sure to have one that would work for you.