Which flag shape should I choose?
Teardrop is the versatile default; feather gives extra height and movement; rectangle offers more printable area. Site visibility and message length usually make the decision clearer.
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The essentials on formats, print, bases, artwork, spares and delivery.
Teardrop is the versatile default; feather gives extra height and movement; rectangle offers more printable area. Site visibility and message length usually make the decision clearer.
Single-sided flags show a mirrored, lighter image on the reverse. Double-sided flags use two printed faces with a blockout layer so the message reads correctly from both directions.
Ground spikes suit soil or grass. Cross bases with ballast suit flat hard surfaces. Heavier square or water bases add stability. Wall and vehicle mounts solve more specialised placements.
Yes. Tell us whether you have print-ready artwork, need an existing file checked, or need design assistance. We will scope any artwork work before production.
Yes. Add replacement skins, pole sets, bases or spare hardware to the same enquiry. Compatibility will be confirmed before quoting.
Yes. Delivery postcode and suburb are captured with the enquiry so freight and timing can be confirmed accurately.
The final cost depends on shape, size, print sides, base, quantity, artwork, timing and freight. A tailored quote prevents the common problem of a low headline price that excludes essential parts.