Unipoles & Gantries
Elevated single-pole structures and road-spanning gantries that sit above traffic and streetscape clutter. Visible from far further out than a wall-mounted board.
- Highway and ring-road campaigns
- Brands that need to be read at speed
- Cutting through dense roadside signage
Illumination
Pricing
Quoted per site
A single starting price would be wrong for most sites in this format. Tell us the city and we send the real rate for each available board — usually the same day.
Get the rate| Size | Area / type | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| 20 × 10 ft | Unipole | Single face, city roads |
| 40 × 20 ft | Unipole | Highway standard, single or double face |
| 60 × 20 ft | Gantry | Spans the carriageway, both directions |
| 80 × 20 ft | Gantry | Expressway and toll approaches |
Structure and height
- Mounting height
- 18–40 ft to the base of the face, depending on the structure and the road it serves.
- Pole spec
- MS pipe with a fabricated frame, structurally certified and inspected before every new campaign.
- Faces
- Single, double (V-shaped) or four-sided, so one structure can carry both traffic directions.
Visibility distance
- At 40 km/h
- Readable from roughly 120 m — about 11 seconds of exposure.
- At 60 km/h
- Readable from roughly 200 m — about 12 seconds.
- At 80 km/h
- Readable from roughly 300 m. Keep to six words and one clear logo.
For highways, usually. A gantry sits directly in the sightline of moving traffic and cannot be blocked by a tree or a parked truck. In a market, a hoarding at eye level often works harder.
Yes, and it is normally the better buy — you catch traffic in both directions on one structure at a lower combined rate.
Every structure we own carries a structural certificate and is inspected on a schedule. Documentation is available on request.
At highway speed, six words maximum. We will flag it at artwork check if the creative will not read in time.