How much does a spray billboard cost per square meter?
1、How much does a billboard inkjet photo cost per square meter? 2、How much does a flat billboard made of cloth cost per square meter plus fabric and labor?
The market price is different in each place
Let me give you a general suggestion for large-scale outdoor advertising. Brand cloth costs RMB 15-30 per square meter (general). Light box cloth costs RMB 10-20 per square meter (general). Photos cost RMB 20-40 per square meter (general).
The price of a cloth flat billboard is related to the quality of the fabric and inkjet and the city's consumption level. It is generally between 20 and 50 yuan/ Varying square meters (excluding steel frame structure and installation costs).
Things to note when installing flat billboards:
1. Steel frame structure hoisting.
When hoisting the steel frame structure, attention should be paid to the correct alignment of the wires during the drop to ensure that the wires are not bitten. After the lifting is in place, the closing and tightening of the thread should be performed evenly to ensure that the tightening thread is in place before closing the second thread nut.
2. Metal structure hoisting.
When hoisting the metal surface steel structure of the advertising space, attention should be paid to strong lifting points and an average parallel rise. It is raised to a certain height and evenly lowered to the steel frame structure for jointing. The person on the ground should aim at the jointing point and lower it accurately. After the crane is in place, the person on the ground will adjust the position of the billboard.
3. Fixed-point welding.
At a fixed point, the welder will mount the upper end of the column to perform the welding operation. Welding and solid lifting. The crane left, the welding workers strengthened the welding joints and greened the work, while other people thoroughly cleaned up the work site. The welding operation and the site were thoroughly tidied up and ended. Let professionals conduct a completion review of the completed billboards.
Note: The billboard is a signaling tool in the pull system to start the next production process, or to transport the work-in-progress to the downstream process. It generally refers to all outdoor media that deliver advertising information. The size of the media depends on the actual environment. Shop signs, door headers, and facade images can be drawn by hand, computer-generated, or printed on paper. The materials of billboards are generally made of square tubes, angle steel, etc. that are welded. It can include three-dimensional boards, light cloth, blister, car paint, gusset boards, aluminum-plastic panels, etc.
Things to note when installing flat billboards:
1. Steel frame structure hoisting.
When hoisting the steel frame structure, attention should be paid to the correct alignment of the wires during the drop to ensure that the wires are not bitten. After the lifting is in place, the closing and tightening of the thread should be performed evenly to ensure that the tightening thread is in place before closing the second thread nut.
2. Metal structure hoisting.
When hoisting the metal surface steel structure of the advertising space, attention should be paid to strong lifting points and an average parallel rise. It is raised to a certain height and evenly lowered to the steel frame structure for jointing. The person on the ground should aim at the jointing point and lower it accurately. After the crane is in place, the person on the ground will adjust the position of the billboard.
3. Fixed-point welding.
At a fixed point, the welder will mount the upper end of the column to perform the welding operation. Welding and solid lifting. The crane left, the welding workers strengthened the welding joints and greened the work, while other people thoroughly cleaned up the work site. The welding operation and the site were thoroughly tidied up and ended. Let professionals conduct a completion review of the completed billboards.
Note: The billboard is a signaling tool in the pull system to start the next production process, or to transport the work-in-progress to the downstream process. It generally refers to all outdoor media that deliver advertising information. The size of the media depends on the actual environment. Shop signs, door headers, and facade images can be drawn by hand, computer-generated, or printed on paper. The materials of billboards are generally made of square tubes, angle steel, etc. that are welded. It can include three-dimensional boards, light cloth, blister, car paint, gusset boards, aluminum-plastic panels, etc.
