To withstand the demanding freeze-thaw cycles and heavy moisture of Saskatchewan winters, we recommend materials specifically engineered for durability and corrosion resistance.
Our primary recommendation for rust-proof and weather-resistant signage includes:
- Aluminum Composite Panels: Often known as Dibond, these are the industry standard for cold climates. They consist of aluminum sheets bonded to a polyethylene core, providing a rigid, lightweight substrate that does not rust like steel and resists warping or cracking even at temperatures below -30°C.
- UV-Laminated Vinyl: We use high-quality UV laminates to shield graphics from intense winter sunlight and moisture. This prevents the peeling, cracking, or fading that can occur when snow reflects UV rays onto the sign face.
- Industrial-Grade LED Components: For illuminated displays, we use cold-weather LED systems with sealed diode arrays and power supplies certified to start at -40°C. These systems gain a thermal advantage in the cold, dissipating heat more effectively for better energy efficiency.
- Treated Composites: We utilize materials that resist structural fatigue and can withstand prairie winds reaching up to 100 km/h.
While materials like PVC are available, they often become brittle and crack in extreme cold. By choosing aluminum-based construction and UV-protected coatings, you ensure your sign maintains a professional appearance for a decade or more with minimal upkeep.
As a locally owned and operated sign and graphic company in Regina with 35 years of experience, we handle the entire process from design to installation to ensure every fastener and frame is built for the local climate. Contact us today for a free quote.
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