Scaffolding advertising is a large-format banner on the scaffolding around a building under renovation. These are the largest advertising spaces in the city, often several hundred square metres, and they stay up as long as the scaffolding does.
Who uses scaffolding advertising?
Brands that want to be seen by many people quickly: for launches, seasonal campaigns, events and campaigns that need to dominate the street. The format is used by everyone from grocery chains and banks to TV channels and political parties.
Why does it work?
- The size. A banner of 100–250 m² cannot be missed.
- The location. Scaffolding often stands on busy roads and squares, passed by thousands every day.
- The repetition. The same people pass every day and see the message again and again.
What does scaffolding advertising cost?
There is no fixed price list. The price depends on the site, size, period and production. See what drives the price in our price guide.
Does it need a permit?
Yes. Advertising on scaffolding generally needs a municipal permit, and a fee may apply. We apply for the permit and include the fee in the quote.
How long does a scaffolding banner stay up?
As long as the scaffolding stands, usually from a few weeks to several months. Our minimum booking is one week.
What should the banner look like?
A large format is seen from a distance and at speed. One image, seven words at most and a logo that can be recognised from far away. See scaffolding banner specifications.
Scaffolding advertising for buildings
Scaffolding advertising is also income for the building: the rent goes to the developer or owners' association and can help fund the renovation. See scaffolding advertising for owners' associations.
Get started
See the available scaffolding sites on scaffolding advertising or under locations. You will get a quote within 24 hours on weekdays.
