Custom Corflute Signs for Real Estate, Elections, Sites & Events

Fast, Affordable Signage That Gets Noticed

When you need signage fast, in bulk, and built to survive the outdoors, corflute is the material for the job. Link Signs produces custom corflute signs for real estate agents, election campaigns, construction sites, and event organisers across the Sunshine Coast, Brisbane, and the Gold Coast, printed in-house, competitively priced, and turned around quickly, even for large orders.

Our Corflute Signage Services

Real Estate Corflute Signs

“For sale” and “for lease” boards custom printed with your agency branding, sized and thicknessed to hold up on a stake for the length of a campaign.

Election & Campaign Signage

Bulk corflute signage for election and campaign periods, produced quickly and priced to scale for large print runs across multiple sites.

Construction Site Signage

Durable corflute site notices, safety signage and identification boards built to withstand weather and site conditions for the duration of a project.

Event & Directional Signage

Temporary corflute signage for events, festivals and open days, ideal for directional signs, sponsor boards and short-term promotional signage that needs to go up and come down fast.

Custom Printed Corflute

Full-colour custom corflute printing for retail, promotional or one-off signage needs, available in a range of sizes and thicknesses to suit your application.

What Our Clients Say

Testimonials

Our clients are our No. 1 priority! We listen and give our customers the service and vehicle wraps Sunshine Coast and Brisbane businesses require.

Why Choose Corflute for Your Next Sign

Corflute (also spelled coreflute) is a lightweight, waterproof corrugated plastic board that holds up to sun, rain and wind while staying affordable enough to order in bulk. It’s the standard material behind real estate boards, election signage and construction site notices across Australia, because nothing else matches its combination of durability, light weight and low cost for short-to-medium-term outdoor signage.

What Our Print Shop Has Learned About Corflute Signs

Ordering a corflute sign is simple. Getting it to survive its full campaign outdoors is where most of the actual expertise lives, and it’s usually the details nobody mentions until a sign has already failed. A few things we factor into every job:

Eyelets need to sit at corners and mid-points, not just the top. On anything larger than a standard 600x900mm board, a sign fixed only at the top two corners will tear at those points in wind within days. We place eyelets at all four corners plus mid-edge points on larger boards specifically to spread that load.
Double-sided printing matters more than people expect. Real estate and election signs on roadside verges get seen from traffic moving in both directions. A single-sided print effectively halves your sign’s working audience. We print double-sided as standard on anything going on a two-way road, not just as an upsell.
3mm boards fail faster than customers expect in Queensland conditions. We regularly see 3mm corflute ordered for roadside real estate use because it’s cheaper, then replaced within a few weeks because the heat and wind bow or crack it at the stake line. If a sign is going anywhere exposed for more than a couple of weeks, 5mm is genuinely the better economics, not just the safer option.
Stake depth is the most common cause of “the sign fell over” callbacks. The board itself rarely fails first, poor stake depth does. We recommend stakes driven at least 200-300mm into firm ground, more in sandy or recently disturbed soil common on new estates and construction sites.
UV-cured ink matters more on horizontal or angled boards. Signs that catch direct sun for most of the day (north- or west-facing, common in Queensland) fade and chalk noticeably faster than shaded boards. We factor orientation into the ink and lamination recommendation, not just the board thickness.
Boards can be reused, and most agencies already do this. Real estate agencies frequently reuse the same board across listings, updating just a photo panel or number insert rather than reprinting the whole sign. We can design with this in mind from the first order to save on reprint costs down the track.

Why Choose Link Signs for Corflute Printing

1. Get a Free Quote

Tell us your sign size, thickness, and quantity, whether it’s a single real estate board or a bulk election run, and we’ll provide a fast, obligation-free quote.

2. Design & Proof

Send us your artwork or work with our design team to create it. You’ll receive a digital proof to approve before anything goes to print.

3. Printing & Production

Your corflute signs are printed in-house using UV-stable inks and durable corflute board, ready quickly even for large orders.

4. Delivery or Installation

Collect, have your signs delivered, or arrange installation for site and campaign signage that needs to go up professionally, with eyelets, stakes or frames fitted correctly the first time.

Ready to Get Your Store Noticed?

Get in touch with Link Signs for a free, no-obligation quote on retail signs, shop signage or in-store displays for your Sunshine Coast, Brisbane or Gold Coast store.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a corflute sign?

A corflute sign is a sign made from corrugated polypropylene, a lightweight, waterproof plastic board with a fluted internal structure. It’s the standard material used for real estate boards, election signage, and temporary outdoor and construction site signs across Australia.

What is the difference between corflute and coreflute?

Nothing, they’re the same material. “Coreflute” is simply a common alternate spelling of “corflute” used interchangeably across Australia.

What thickness corflute sign do I need?

5mm is the standard choice for most outdoor applications, including real estate and event signage, since it holds its shape better in wind and Queensland heat. 3mm suits shorter campaigns, indoor use, or smaller sign sizes where cost matters more than rigidity. We can help you choose based on where and how long your sign will be used.

Are corflute signs recyclable?

The polypropylene material itself is recyclable in principle, but standard kerbside recycling generally can’t process printed corflute signs, since they combine plastic board with a printed layer and fittings. Ask us about responsible disposal options once your campaign ends.

Can you produce corflute signs in bulk for election campaigns?

Yes. We regularly produce bulk corflute signage for election and campaign periods, with pricing that scales down per unit as order volume increases.

Why did my last corflute sign fail before the campaign ended?

The most common causes we see are insufficient stake depth, eyelets placed only at the top of the board, and using 3mm board in an exposed, high-wind location. All three are avoidable with the right setup, which is exactly what we account for when we quote a job.