True Color Display Printing is Saskatoon's go-to shop for coroplast signs. Whether you need 1 yard sign or 500 job site signs, we produce eco-solvent graphics in-house and apply them to coroplast, with manual lamination when the material and job call for it. Orders are ready in up to three days after artwork approval and payment — staff confirm paid rush capacity, fee and timing. Check the current total for your size, sides and quantity. H-stakes at $2.50 each. All printing is done at 216 33rd St W, Saskatoon — no national chain shipping wait.
Coroplast is the backbone of dozens of use cases across Saskatoon and Saskatchewan. Popular applications: job site and contractor signs, real estate yard signs, election campaign signs, and seasonal yard signs for promotions and events. Double-sided coroplast is available for corner lots. Any custom size up to 4×8 ft — use the pricing calculator on the product page to get your exact price in 30 seconds.
What coroplast actually is, and why it works in Saskatchewan: 4mm corrugated polypropylene fluted board — two skins separated by an internal flute structure that gives the sheet rigidity without weight. We produce graphics with our in-house Roland TrueVIS VG2 eco-solvent printer/cutter and apply them to the coroplast. Manual lamination is used when it is appropriate for the material and job; it is not a universal finishing step. Standard 2–3 year outdoor lifespan with proper installation; longer if stored indoors between deployments.
Saskatoon-specific demand patterns we see most: real estate listing season (March through September) drives weekly orders of 18×24″ yard signs — most agents keep a stock of 5–10 signs at a time, planning for the season. Election cycles (provincial spring, municipal fall) trigger 200–500 sign campaigns where larger quantities need their own current price. Construction hoardings — 4×8 ft panels — go up for the duration of a project, where coroplast's 2–3 year life span matches the build timeline exactly. Job site safety and trade company signage, event directional signs for venues like SaskTel Centre or Prairieland Park, and corner-lot political campaigns all run on the same substrate at the same tier rates.
When to choose coroplast vs ACP aluminum: compare the current size-specific prices and on temporary applications where signs come down within 1–3 years — real estate, events, election campaigns, seasonal promos, construction projects. ACP wins on permanence and finish — building entrance signs, parking lot regulations, multi-year commercial leasing campaigns, anything mounted to a wall with standoff brackets that needs to still look sharp in a decade. Compare both materials at your chosen size before ordering. We produce eco-solvent graphics in-house for both materials and apply them to the selected substrate; manual lamination is used when the material and job call for it. The choice is about how long the sign needs to stay up, not about quality.
