Styrene signage is an excellent choice for office, restaurant, coffee shop or store branding. It’s the perfect material for interior decor, seasonal promotions, picture frame prints, floor stand signs, maps, oversized posters, menu boards, promotional boards and beyond. Point of purchase styrene signage is popular with custom designs, and highly attractive. Styrene is also suitable for exterior branding, transitional campaigns, big events, malls and much more!

Specifications of Styrene Signs

What is a styrene sign?

Styrene is a smooth material ideal for both Interior and exterior usage. Available in different thicknesses (0.020”, 0.030”, 0.060” and 0.090”), styrene serves versatile purposes from menu boards and logo signs to posters and trade show displays. Digital prints on this material look stunning, making styrene one of the most popular mediums in the industry. It’s an affordable signage solution for retail businesses, industrial establishments, trade shows and other venues.

Where to use styrene signs?

Styrene Signage is excellent choice for interior office, restaurant, coffee shop or restaurant branding. It’s the perfect material both for interior seasonal artworks, picture frame prints, floor stand signs, maps, oversized checks, promotions and decorations. Point of purchase Styrene Signage is customized and highly attractive. Styrene is also suitable for exterior branding, offline campaigns, events, malls and many more!

What are the advantages of the styrene sign?

• High resolution prints in full color
• Exterior and interior use
• Long term indoor shelf-life
• Waterproof, UV and fade-resistant
• High impact-resistance
• No shape and design limitation
• Low-cost but high-quality appearance
• Smooth surface ideal for vivid graphics

Where is the difference between acrylic, styrene and PVC?

All three materials - PVC, acrylic and styrene - are widely used types of plastic in the signage industry. They’re used for both branding and decoration. Styrene comes in white. PVC is available in white and black. Acrylic comes in translucent black, white, clear, frosted or opaque. Acrylic is the more expensive material compared to styrene and PVC. Acrylic and styrene are more UV-resistant and don’t turn yellow over time like PVC. All three have smooth surfaces ideal for custom printing, painting and vinyl lettering.