Corflute Signs for Carols, Fetes and Courses
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Prices shown for 450 x 600mm, 3mm corflute, single sided, eyelets 4 corners.
Order 2 for $17.00 more and save 36% per sign.
Quantities and prices are per design. There is no minimum spend. Online prices for this setup go up to 500.
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- Delivery from $17. Delivery times depend on your postcode, and you choose economy or express in your basket.
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Dispatched Tue 3 Nov. Enter your postcode for delivery dates.
How we estimate this
Dispatched 2 business days after artwork approval. Estimated: assumes you order before 11am AEST and approve your proof within one business day. Approve sooner and it can dispatch earlier. Production and courier delays can occasionally push delivery later.
Nothing prints until you approve your proof. Print error? We reprint or refund. Refund policy
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Event sign prices at a glance
Live order totals for single-sided 3mm corflute signs with eyelets in the four corners, and a folding corflute A-frame. Choose double sided or another size in the configurator above.
| Product | Quantity and order total | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Corflute signs 450 x 600mm | 1 sign $63 $63.00 each | 5 signs $84 $16.80 each | 10 signs $100 $10.00 each |
| Corflute signs 600 x 900mm | 1 sign $63 $63.00 each | 5 signs $101 $20.20 each | 10 signs $143 $14.30 each |
| Folding corflute A-frame, 600 x 900mm faces | 1 A-frame $88 $88.00 each | 2 A-frames $135 $67.50 each | 5 A-frames $229 $45.80 each |
Order by dates for carols and Easter
Fence signs work best up three or four weeks before the event. These are the latest days to order with artwork ready to have signs in hand by each date, using the longest usual courier time in Australia.
| To have it by | 5 corflute signs 600 x 900mmdispatched 2 business days after approval |
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| Carols signs up by late Novemberdelivered by Fri 20 Nov | Order by Thu 5 Nov dispatch Tue 10 Nov, delivery Thu 12 Nov to Fri 20 Nov |
| Easter signs up four weeks aheaddelivered by Fri 26 Feb | Order by Thu 11 Feb dispatch Tue 16 Feb, delivery Thu 18 Feb to Fri 26 Feb |
How we work these out: your order and artwork reach us before 11am Brisbane time on a business day, we allow 1 business day for the proof, then the dispatch time shown, then a typical courier time of 2 to 8 business days, skipping Queensland public holidays for production. Couriers can run late, so order earlier if you can. These dates assume express delivery for signs where your basket offers it. Economy delivery to some areas, such as Perth, can take 12 to 14 business days, so order a week or two earlier if you choose economy.
Read before you order
- Corflute sign council rules What to check before signs go on public land.
- What corflute is, and corflute sizes
- Printing for churches and faith communities
Corflute Signs for Churches & Faith Communities
Corflute signs tell the whole street what is on. A sign on the front fence brings people to carols by candlelight, the spring fete, the op shop sale or an Alpha course. Corflute is a light, weatherproof fluted plastic board that handles rain and wind well. Ours are printed in full colour on one or both sides, in sizes from A4 to 1200 x 2400mm, with eyelets for cable ties, from one sign.
A typical order: two or three 600 x 900mm signs for the front fence and the car park entrance, a few weeks before the event. Smaller 450 x 600mm signs work as directional signs around the grounds, pointing to parking, the hall and the toilets. Print the date and time large, and use a sticker or a second sign for the next event so the boards can be reused. Dispatch is 2 to 6 business days after your artwork is approved, plus delivery priced by postcode. See our corflute sizes guide.
Worked example. A Uniting church runs carols on the lawn on the second Sunday of December. In mid November it orders three 600 x 900mm signs for the fence on the main road, and six 450 x 600mm signs to point visitors from the car park. The fence signs go up four weeks before the night. After the event, the volunteers store the signs flat in the hall cupboard, ready for next year with a new date sticker.
Rules for signs. Signs on your own fence are usually fine, but signs on footpaths, nature strips or council land often need permission. Check with your council before putting signs on public land, and take them down promptly after the event. Our corflute sign council rules guide lists the usual questions.
How Churches & Faith Communities uses Corflute Signs
Carols and Christmas services
Fence signs with the date, time and place of carols and Christmas services.
Fetes, op shop sales and markets
Event signs on the fence and directional signs around the grounds.
Courses and groups
Signs for courses, playgroups, youth nights and community meals.
Parking and directions
Smaller boards pointing to parking, the hall, the entrance and accessible access.
Design tips
Keep it to the event name, date, time and place. Use letters at least 80mm tall on a 600 x 900mm sign so drivers can read them. Use high-contrast colours, such as dark text on a white or yellow background. Leave a margin clear of the eyelet holes. Fix the sign at every eyelet so wind does not tear it.
Related resources
Available sizes & specs
Artwork templates
Glossary
More for Churches & Faith Communities
Corflute Signs for Churches & Faith Communities: FAQs
What size should a church event sign be?
600 x 900mm suits a fence on a main road. 450 x 600mm suits directional signs around the grounds.
How long will a corflute sign last outside?
Several months to a year or so outdoors, depending on sun exposure. Store signs flat and out of the sun between events.
How do we put the sign up?
Use cable ties through the eyelets onto a fence, or fix it to a stake. Tie every eyelet so the sign does not flap in the wind.
Do we need council permission?
Usually not on your own fence, but signs on footpaths, nature strips and council land often need approval. Check with your council.
Do corflute signs get the community rate?
Yes. Verified churches, charities, clubs, schools and P&Cs get 10% off corflute signs, A-frame signs, PVC banners and PVC signs, applied automatically once the organisation is verified.