What are the five types of advertising boards?

The types of billboards include: spotlight billboards, single column billboards, large light boxes, bus shelter billboards, and subway ads;

Billboards are a signaling tool in the pull system to start the next production process, or to transport in-process products to downstream processes. The term means "signal" or "signal board" in Japanese.

Generally refers to all outdoor media that deliver advertising information. Media size depends on actual environment. The materials of billboards are generally made of: square tubes, angle steel, etc., welded, and can include three-dimensional boards, light cloth, blister, car paint, gusset plates, aluminum-plastic panels, etc.

Extended information:

Billboards have two functions in production operations: instructing the production process to manufacture products, and instructing material operators to move products . The former is called producing billboards (or manufacturing billboards), and the latter is called picking up billboards (or extracting billboards).

The production billboard informs the upstream process of the product type and quantity required by the downstream process. In the simplest case, for example:

The upstream process pre pares a billboard corresponding to "a box of parts" in advance. The corresponding production billboard is placed in the stock supermarket together with a box of parts. When a box of parts is picked up, the billboard is used to start production.

1. Signs classified by function:
1. Guidance signs: These signs have arrows to indicate the direction.
2. Positioning name signage: mainly used to display the name of a specific place, such as "XX Hotel".
3. Warm reminder signage: designed to strengthen the reminder and explanation function, usually with a gentle tone and bright colors.
4. Warning signs: They are of a command nature, often containing words such as "strictly prohibited" and "forbidden", and are mostly red in color.
5. Information signs: used to display introductory information such as the names and functions of things, such as descriptions of facilities and equipment.
2. Signs classified according to installation form:
1. Standing signage: also called floor-standing or standing type, such as vertical signs outside shopping malls.
2. Hanging signs: such as hanging tags on the ceiling of shopping malls or hospitals.
3. Adhesive signs: Identification signs are attached to the wall vertically, such as house numbers and department signs.
4. Hanging signage: One side of the signage is attached to the wall and the whole is off the ground, such as the class sign at the door of a classroom.
5. Embedded signage: Part of the signage is embedded in the wall.
3. Labels classified by materials:
1. Smooth labels: The surface is oily and very smooth.
2. Luminous material signage: Made of luminous material, that is, neon lights.
3. Acrylic signage: Acrylic material is used as the main board material, such as McDonald's acrylic signage.
4. Metal signage: metal is used as the main material of the signboard or text, or metal is used as the main carrier.
5. Electro-optical panel signs: Use light-emitting diodes or luminous tubes to achieve monochrome or color display, including luminous electro-optical panels, LCD, LED, CRT, FDT and other types.