Economy Pole and Panel Display Boards

Compare one-, two- and three-board sets with separate poles and bases for school notices, poster rows and occasional displays.

Poster panel held by two poles with round bases
Illustrative setup

Partition setup examples

Economy pole and panel boards

Illustrative setup
Poster panel held by two poles with round bases

Poster panel held by two poles with round bases

Allow room for the weighted bases and confirm which clips fit the board.

Compare the options

Single board and posts

Choose a square or portrait face based on your poster orientation. Ask whether the posts, clips and base feet are included as a set.

Two or three connected faces

Use a shared layout for projects in sequence. Check the number of posts, connector positions and whether support feet fit along the planned route.

Fabric, poster and mounting method

Ask about the selected colour and permitted fasteners, thickness of the backing and whether display material can be installed from both sides.

Measurements and setup

List boards, posts and connectors separately if building several runs. Compare the complete assembly cost, transport size and where replacement parts are available.

Example quote request

For six posters across two rows, request one layout using six separate faces and one with connected groups. Ask how each option changes the post count, the turning space and what goes into the quote.

Quote checklist

Add checklist to quote brief

Common questions

Can I order just one board?

Specify whether you need a replacement face or a complete freestanding set. For a replacement, include photos and dimensions of the existing poles and clips.

Compare related options

Prepare your project brief

Start with the location, rough measurements and the date you need the space ready.

Prepare enquiry