Site Signs: Traffic and Hoarding Signs223 products
Site signs from InstantBanners cover building sites, yards, compounds and private car parks, for contractors, site managers and facilities teams who need to control access, direct traffic and set site rules. The range includes construction safety signs, site safety boards, directional and waste signs, speed limit and parking signs, PVC and mesh site banners, printed hoarding boards and Correx street signs. Most signs come in 3.5mm Correx, Foamex or 3mm Dibond aluminium composite, and every uploaded file is checked before it is printed.

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Car Park Signs47 products
Construction Site Signs45 products
Disabled Parking Signs13 products
Hoardings1 product
Site Directional Signs35 products
Site Safety Banners15 products
Site Safety Boards11 products
Site Traffic Signs16 products
Site Waste Signs14 products
Speed Limit Signs19 products
Street & Event Correx7 products
All site, traffic & hoarding signs

Printed Hoarding Boards

Printed Bollard Covers

Lamp Post Toblerone Signs

Lamp Post Wraps

Venue Arrow Signs

Fence Top Signs

A1 Correx Triangle Signs

Correx Poster Boards

Caution Fragile Roof Sign

Caution Falling Debris Sign

Danger Deep Excavations Sign

Danger Drop Sign

Danger Falling Objects Sign

Danger Men Working Overhead Sign

Danger Overhead Crane Sign

Danger Overhead Hazard Sign

Mind Your Step Sign

Warning Fragile Roof Sign

Warning Sudden Drop Sign

Do Not Text and Drive Sign

No Site Access Sign

No Admittance Authorised Personnel Only Site Banner

No Access Site Banner

No Unauthorised Entry Sign

Site signs for building sites, compounds and car parks
A working site needs signs that do different jobs. Some keep the public out, some tell workers which PPE to wear, and others guide delivery drivers to the right gate. This section groups the site range by the job each sign does. The HSE sets out what construction sites need in its construction health and safety guidance.
- Construction site signs: danger, warning and keep out messages for fragile roofs, excavations and overhead work.
- Site safety boards: large A1 to A0 notices for the site entrance.
- Site directional signs and site traffic signs for routes, site offices and pedestrian crossings.
- Car park signs, disabled parking signs and speed limit signs for private car parks and yards.
- Site waste signs for skips and separated waste streams.
Correx, Foamex, Dibond and banner materials
The rigid signs in this range are printed full colour on three boards. 3.5mm Correx is light and waterproof, so it suits signs that go up for the length of a project and come down at handover. Foamex gives a smooth, flat print for site cabins and indoor notices, and comes in 3mm or 5mm on signs and up to 10mm on hoarding boards. 3mm Dibond aluminium composite has two aluminium skins and stays flat outdoors, which makes it the board for car parks and compounds that keep their signs for years.
For fence lines, site safety banners are printed on 440gsm PVC or 260gsm mesh with eyelets, and printed hoarding boards come as full 2440 x 1220 mm (8 x 4 ft) panels in Dibond or Foamex.
Popular sizes and prices
The table below shows live prices for printed hoarding boards, the largest panels in this range.
| Size | From |
|---|---|
| 3 ft 3 in × 3 ft 3 in (1000 × 1000 mm) | £146.95 |
| 4 ft × 4 ft (1220 × 1220 mm) | £206.38 |
| 8 ft × 4 ft (2440 × 1220 mm) | £376.94 |
Final prices per item with the lowest-priced options. UK delivery £7.95, free on orders over £99.
How to choose the right site sign
Start with how long it stays up
For a short project, Correx keeps costs down and copes with rain. For a permanent car park or yard, Dibond is the board that keeps its shape. Our Foamex, Dibond or Correx guide compares all three side by side.
Match the size to the reading distance
Most safety and traffic signs come in A3, A2 and A1. As a guide, an A3 sign reads at about 12 m, A2 at about 17 m and A1 at about 24 m. Drivers need the larger sizes; a sign on a cabin door can be smaller.
Check the sign type
Prohibition, mandatory, warning and safe condition signs each use their own colour and shape. Your risk assessment tells you which signs your site needs and where they go.
Artwork and custom wording
Most products here are ready-made designs, so you choose the size and material and there is no artwork to supply. If you need your own wording, your company name or a message we do not list, tell us the text and size and we will quote it. For hoarding boards you supply the design: set it to the finished size, add 3 mm bleed and keep text at least 10 mm inside the trim. The artwork guidelines cover file types and resolution.
Production times and delivery to site
Production is counted in working days from when your order and artwork are confirmed. Ready-made safety, traffic, parking and waste signs are dispatched within 5 working days, and site safety banners within 8. Printed hoarding boards take 6 working days as standard (express 5, saver 8), and Correx street signs take 10.
UK mainland delivery is £7.95 per order and free on orders of £99 and over (goods total after discounts). Oversize items (banners over 3 m on any side, boards larger than A0) add £15 per order. Hoarding panels travel on a pallet or in long boxes, so someone should be on site to sign for them. Mainland Scottish Highlands add £10 per order. The Scottish islands, Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man, the Channel Islands and the Isles of Scilly are quoted, so contact us before ordering. We are not VAT registered, so no VAT is added to the price you see.
Related ranges and guides
- Site safety banners for Heras fencing and scaffolding
- Hoarding boards for site perimeters
- Street and event Correx for lamp posts, bollards and venue arrows
- Safety sign colours, shapes and ISO 7010
- PVC or mesh banner: which to choose
Buying site signs online
All site signs on this page are priced live: pick a product, choose the size and options, and the price updates as you go. Upload your own artwork or choose an artwork option; every uploaded file gets a free check before anything is made. UK mainland delivery is £7.95 per order, free on orders of £99 and over. For sizes or quantities not listed, ask for a quote for your site signs. Not sure what you need? Tell us about the job and we will recommend the right site signs.
Site, Traffic & Hoarding Signs: questions answered
Which material should I choose for site signs?
Choose 3.5mm Correx for temporary signs on a live project, as it is light, waterproof and economical. Choose 3mm Dibond aluminium composite for car parks, yards and compounds where signs stay up for years. Foamex suits indoor notices and site cabins, and hoarding boards also come in 5mm and 10mm Foamex.
Do I legally need signs on a building site?
The Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996 require employers to provide safety signs where a risk cannot be avoided or controlled in other ways. Your risk assessment tells you which signs you need and where they go. The Health and Safety Executive publishes free guidance on safety signs.
Can you print a site sign with our own wording or logo?
Yes. Most signs in this range are ready-made designs, but if you need your own wording, your company name or a message we do not list, tell us the text and the size you need. Call 0161 315 1151 or use the contact form and we will quote it.
How are signs and banners fixed to site fencing?
Correx signs are usually fixed with cable ties through drilled holes, and Dibond signs can be drilled at the corners and screwed to a post or wall. Site safety banners come with eyelets, which suit cable ties on Heras panels and scaffolding. On exposed fences, mesh lets wind through and puts less strain on the fixings.
Is VAT added to site sign prices?
No. We are not VAT registered, so no VAT is added at checkout. The price shown on each product page is the final price of the sign itself, and our Manchester team checks every uploaded file before anything is printed.
Guides for site, traffic & hoarding signs
Mesh banner vs PVC banner: which do you need?
How solid PVC, mesh and PVC-free banners differ, and which to choose for fences, shop fronts, scaffolding and exposed sites.
Read the guideBuying guideSafety sign colours, shapes and ISO 7010 explained
What each safety sign colour and shape means, what ISO 7010 codes are, what the law expects, and how to choose the right size.
Read the guideBuying guideFoamex vs Dibond vs Correx: choosing a sign board
The three most common sign boards compared, and which to choose for indoor, long-term outdoor and temporary signs.
Read the guide