Pretoria graphics supplier
Trade graphics, vinyl, and brand marks for SA shops
A graphics trade supplier for vinyl, marks, and shopfront packs.
Catalogue
Graphics
Vinyl Pack
Vinyl packs for SA shops usually combine fascia lettering, window stickers, price panels, and cut decals sized from one branch photo set. Material choice matters: short-term promo vinyl, laminated prints for sun-facing glass, and stronger adhesive where dusty walls or powder-coated panels are involved. Include substrate, finished sizes, and whether install lands in Pretoria, the coast, or a high-dust inland area.
Vehicle Wrap
Vehicle wrap work needs full side, rear, and bonnet photos, plus licence plate position, hinges, trims, and any existing damage marked before artwork is set. Different vehicles take different film handling, especially on deep recesses, textured plastics, and riveted panels found on delivery vans and bakkies. For South African trade jobs, note if the vehicle parks outdoors daily, travels coastal routes, or washes at high-pressure bays.
Shopfront Set
Shopfront sets often cover fascia signs, entry doors, trading hours, directional decals, and brand marks that must line up across multiple panes and cladding sections. Measurements should include overall frontage width, glass panel breaks, pillar positions, and mounting height above pavement level. In older centres, uneven walls, sun-faded paint, and previous adhesive residue can change prep and fixing choices.
Window Frost
Window frost is used for consulting rooms, office partitions, street-facing glass, and cashier areas where privacy is needed without blocking all daylight. Sightline height is important, so the brief should state whether frosting sits full height, as a mid-band, or only on selected panes around handles and locks. Coastal moisture, direct western sun, and frequent cleaning all affect film selection and edge finishing.
Floor Graphic
Slip-rated printed media is used for in-store route markers, promo discs, and queue spacing where foot traffic is heavy. Surface checks matter first, because sealed tile, smooth concrete, and textured pavers need different adhesive behaviour and edge finishing. For South African retail sites, note cleaning chemicals, trolley use, and direct sun at the entrance before print is approved.
Banner Set
Banner sets for shop launches, price events, and roadside visibility can include PVC banners, pull-ups, mesh panels, and eyeletted prints for temporary frames. Wind exposure changes finishing, especially on open forecourts, palisade fencing, and high parapets where extra hems or rope ties may be needed. Supply the display width, fixing method, and whether branding must match existing fascia colours and window graphics.
Shopfronts
Floor paths that match the week
Logo Graphics helps shops brief vinyl, marks, and shopfront packs without a thin brochure. Practical trade language for South African floors.
Mark notes
Recent notes
First Photo
First photo tip: include the full shopfront, neighbouring signs, and the fascia height so branding can be quoted properly.
Cut Off Habits
Cut-off tip: send approvals, sizes, and artwork together to keep print and dispatch from slipping into the next run.
Coastal Care
Coastal care tip: salt air lifts edges faster, so note if the site is near the sea and whether laminate is needed.
Highveld Dust
Highveld dust tip: dusty facias and powdery walls need proper prep before vinyl goes up, especially in dry inland conditions.
Power Windows
Power window tip: load shedding changes print, weld, and install planning, so include the branch's access to backup power if relevant.
Courier Notes
Courier note tip: mark every parcel with branch name, contact number, and contents so vinyl, marks, and fixings land at the right site.