On site catering signage includes banners, boards, flags, and displays used to promote catering services, menus, or directions at events, construction sites, markets, and more. Our approach is to keep the recommendation practical: what will look right, perform properly and make sense for the budget.

Materials include vinyl banners, corflute boards, chalkboards, foam boards, and lightweight plastic signs — chosen for portability and visibility to full wraps of food vans Our approach is to keep the recommendation practical: what will look right, perform properly and make sense for the budget.

Yes, signage can be fully customised with your logo, menu items, colours, and promotional messages. You don’t need to have everything worked out before contacting us. Send us your logo, brand guidelines if you have them, and a photo or dimensions; our design team can take it from there and you’ll see a proof before production.

Many are designed to be weather-resistant and durable for outdoor use, especially vinyl and corflute signs. The important part is matching the material to where it will actually live. Adelaide sun, wind, handling and exposure matter, so we won’t recommend an indoor-grade solution just because it is cheaper.

Use bold colours, large fonts, clear messaging, and place signs at eye level or high-traffic areas for maximum impact. Our approach is to keep the recommendation practical: what will look right, perform properly and make sense for the budget.

Yes, QR codes can be added to signs to link to menus, websites, or ordering platforms. In practice, the best way to confirm it is to send us a photo or the artwork so we can recommend the right construction rather than give you a blanket yes.

Yes, lightweight options like A-frames, sandwich boards, and retractable banners are popular for ease of transport. Our approach is to keep the recommendation practical: what will look right, perform properly and make sense for the budget.

Production times typically range from 3 to 7 business days depending on design and quantity. You don’t need to have everything worked out before contacting us. Send us your logo, brand guidelines if you have them, and a photo or dimensions; our design team can take it from there and you’ll see a proof before production.

Yes, with durable materials and proper care, catering signage can be reused multiple times. In practice, the best way to confirm it is to send us a photo or the artwork so we can recommend the right construction rather than give you a blanket yes.

Yes, professional installation is available for larger or fixed signage at event venues or permanent catering sites. We think about installation while we design the sign, because access, fixing surfaces and site conditions can change what the best solution actually is.

Clean signs with a damp cloth and mild detergent; avoid abrasive cleaning tools to preserve graphics. A little basic care usually makes a big difference to how professional the signage looks over its life.

Costs vary by size, material, and complexity, generally ranging from $100 for small signs to $800+ for larger, custom displays or $10,000+ for custom trailer wraps. Treat those figures as a guide rather than a quote – size, material, quantity, access and finishing can move the price quickly. If you send us the basics, we would rather price the real job than guess.