Your Flex Signage Needs a New Look with Signworld

A flex face sign is among the most common and widely used kinds of exterior signage. The surface of the sign, as suggested by its name, is constructed from a printed flexible skin, which is often a flexible PVC substrate. This skin is then stretched over an aluminium frame or box, where it is held flat under stress.

Scalability and increased safety are two of the primary advantages of adopting flex rather than rigid materials and media. When compared to acrylic or composite panels, PVC allows for printing on a far bigger scale than other materials. 

Flex face signs are preferred on retail parks and buildings with bigger elevations because they give a cost-effective manner of promoting your business and may also be lit to produce an even greater impression on the viewer. Flex signs give a way to advertise your business name or brand. Signworld Group offers flex signage at a low cost! Moreover, we can light them up to make an even larger impact in the evening.

Signworld Group’s flex signage has gained a lot of popularity in recent years. The majority of the signs that you will see at retail stores will most likely be flex face signs

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Illuminating Flex Signs

Sign businesses are able to build significantly bigger signs by employing wide-format print. They also use the qualities of PVC that allow it to weld together to construct signs of huge dimensions. In this way, they actually use a PVC substrate to generate a flex face "skin."

Either an aluminium back box or a frame may help in the installation of a flex face sign. The use of a back box offers the user the advantage of being able to create it to a depth. This accommodates a variety of interior lighting options. 

Utilizing a box fitted with built-in LED lights is the most common approach to provide illumination for flex signs. Traditional lighting uses far more electricity than LED lighting. However, LED lighting may operate for up to 10,000 hours without requiring any kind of maintenance at all. 

Signworld experts may fabricate aluminium back boxes into a wide variety of forms and sizes. Moreover, you may also powder paint them to conform to the colour scheme of your brand sign, brand, or building.

The depth profile of a flex face frame is often just 30 millimetres. This makes it far lower than that of a back box. If you want the sign to seem like it was built into the structure of the building or if you don't need the sign to have any inside lighting, they are a wonderful choice. 

You may illuminate them with the use of external lighting systems such as a trough light. It either beams up from below or down from above the sign, depending on which direction it is facing.

Novel Outdoor Advertising

Sidewalk flex signs are a novel kind of outdoor advertising. The main benefit of flex signs from Signworld is that they swing and move in the wind. 

Flex signs are far more resilient to the elements than conventional signage. They won't be blown over or destroyed by storms or heavy rain, for example. Flex signs are still easily transportable in the same way as A-frames are.

Moreover, their iron and steel construction ensure that they will survive for years. Use the flex face sign to ensure the longevity of your message in areas with high winds or other potentially damaging conditions. We guarantee that our flex signage will survive any storm! Use a sign from Signworld to be noticed.


Signs placed on curbs are very effective forms of outdoor marketing. Our street signs are constructed to last through any climate. The sturdy 1 12" steel tubing base is included with each curb sign. Curb signs use the same 34" angle iron used in real estate signs for the top piece that houses your signage. Coil springs are sandwiched between these two pieces of the curb sign, allowing it to wave softly in the breeze. 

Signworld sidewalk signage withstands winds of up to 60 miles per hour. Our sidewalk signage will keep your message completely secure. In every climate, flex signage maintains legibility and impact. Make a statement with sidewalk signs from Signworld. 

Purchasing these sidewalk signs is simple, so do it now!

Our Flex Face Sign Process

Some of the most important phases of creating a sign are as follows:


01

Compile a Detailed Strategy

A well-thought-out strategy and plan should be the first thing you do when creating signs. Your next step should be to work with your signage supplier to develop an attention-grabbing signage plan.

When most business is online, a phone or video chat with your signage company is a sensible option. You should write down everything to avoid misunderstandings down the road.

02

Defend Your Thought Process During the Planning Stage

Signage design and development should begin after the first conversation has concluded. The majority of sign companies also employ designers. Alternatively, you may propose your own designs! 

The company signage's visual presentation needs meticulous planning. Have a conversation with your signage company about these essential design features.

Plan on meeting with your signage partner many times to discuss design and development. This is not the time to haste. The time you spend here will prevent problems with design and development at the last minute.

03

Submit An Application 

Numerous rules and regulations govern the placement and usage of signage for commercial establishments. However, they may vary from state to state and even city to city. Don't wait until the last minute to apply for the necessary permission after you've completed the design.

Obtaining the necessary licenses should precede the creation of any company signage.

When everything is in order, the approval process for a permit application might take up to four weeks. It is possible to ask your signs associate for assistance in acquiring the necessary license.

04

Verify the Symbols Before Making Anything

Checking the flex signage before manufacturing is a good idea once the design and development phases are complete. Ask for a mockup or prototype to see whether it meets your needs.

05

Assemble for Setup

When your signs are complete, it's time to have them set up. Don't put up the signage yourself. You may want to compensate your signage partner for their installation services. The difference between a pro and a do-it-yourselfer is night and day.

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If you want a flex face sign for your business or store, contact Signworld now to get the best solutions. At Signworld, we offer expert advice as well as fast turnaround times. So, leave your flex signage solutions to us and we will get the best for you.