Signs that get your business noticed.

Family run for more than 40 years.Design, fabrication and installation, all under one roof. Tell us what you need and we’ll send you a quote.

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Total Display South Australia, owned and operated

What we make

  • Banners

    Printed banners for events, promotions and buildings.

  • Vehicle graphics

    Full wraps, partial wraps and lettering.

  • Trade show and exhibits

    Booth graphics, pop-ups and display stands.

  • Indoor and storefront

    Lobby signs, wall graphics and storefront window displays.

  • Outdoor signage

    Exterior building and storefront signs made for the weather.

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Share a few details and we’ll get back to you. Add your artwork or photos of the location if you have them, as a link or an upload.

Not sure which material suits your sign? Browse our sign materials.

20 MB in total. For larger files, paste a link instead.

Vector or raster? Which artwork file is best

The type of artwork file you send changes how sharp your sign looks, especially when it is printed or cut large.

Vector artwork

Drawn with lines and curves, so it can be made any size and stays perfectly sharp. Best for logos, lettering and cut vinyl.

Typical files: AI, EPS, SVG, and PDFs saved from a design program.

Normal size
Zoomed in: still sharp

Raster (pixel) artwork

Made of tiny squares of colour called pixels. Fine for photos, but it turns blocky or blurry when it is enlarged.

Typical files: JPG, PNG, GIF, and screenshots.

The same badge as a small pixel image, at normal size
Normal size
Zoomed in: blocky

Not sure what you have? Send it anyway and we will tell you if it is good enough. If you have your logo as a vector file, send that one. For photos, send the biggest, highest-quality version you have, not a copy saved from a website or social media. A PDF can hold either kind, so it is worth checking.