Traffic Direction Sign

We manufacture traffic direction signs and export them in bulk and against tender to road contractors, municipalities, event operators and industrial estates across Africa.

The range covers arrow and chevron boards, folding roll-up fabric signs with spring frames, aluminium and composite sign plates, reflective and non-reflective faces, A-frame and tripod portable signs, post-mounted fixed signs, and the posts, clips, brackets and carry bags they use.

A direction sign has to be legible at the distance a driver needs to act, which means the letter height is dictated by the approach speed rather than by the size of the sign plate. At 80 kilometres per hour a driver needs considerably larger lettering than the same message would need in a car park, and a sign that looks generous on the workshop floor can be unreadable at speed. Tell us the approach speed and we will size the legend.

Roll-up fabric signs suit a crew that sets out and recovers a site every day: they weigh very little, fold into a bag and carry in the cab. Rigid plates suit anything left in place, because fabric signs fade and fray within a season of constant sun.

Symbols travel better than words across a region with several working languages, and we print to your authority's symbol set rather than a generic one.

Contractors and municipalities in Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Tanzania and Ethiopia account for most demand, printed to your artwork at volume.