Front Lit Billboards
These large-format billboards are illuminated with external floodlights or spotlights, making your brand message clearly visible during the night while remaining impactful during the day. We create high-quality, durable, and visually striking front lit billboards that help businesses capture attention on highways, busy streets, and commercial hubs.
• Type: Front Lit Outdoor Billboard
• Material: Flex with steel/aluminum frame
• Lighting: External LED floodlights/spotlights
• Standard Sizes: 20ft × 10ft, 30ft × 10ft, 40ft × 15ft (custom sizes available)
• Applications: Retail campaigns, events, political advertising, corporate branding
• Material: Flex with steel/aluminum frame
• Lighting: External LED floodlights/spotlights
• Standard Sizes: 20ft × 10ft, 30ft × 10ft, 40ft × 15ft (custom sizes available)
• Applications: Retail campaigns, events, political advertising, corporate branding
Q: How is a front lit billboard different from a back lit one?
A: Front lit billboards use external floodlights, while back lit billboards glow internally.
Q: Are front lit billboards suitable for highways?
A: Yes, they are widely used along highways due to their affordability and visibility.
Q: What is the lifespan of the flex material?
A: Typically 12–18 months depending on weather and maintenance.
A: Front lit billboards use external floodlights, while back lit billboards glow internally.
Q: Are front lit billboards suitable for highways?
A: Yes, they are widely used along highways due to their affordability and visibility.
Q: What is the lifespan of the flex material?
A: Typically 12–18 months depending on weather and maintenance.
• File Formats: AI, CDR, PDF, or high-resolution JPG/PNG
• Resolution: Minimum 300 DPI for large format printing
• Color Mode: CMYK for accurate print colors
• Design Submission: Final artwork required at least 5–7 days before production
• Resolution: Minimum 300 DPI for large format printing
• Color Mode: CMYK for accurate print colors
• Design Submission: Final artwork required at least 5–7 days before production