Custom Printing in Toronto, ON

Conferences, galas and the film calendar

Toronto's event calendar runs from tech and finance conferences to charity galas and a large September film festival that brings screenings, parties and brand activations to King Street and Yorkville. Organisers order step-and-repeat backdrops for arrivals, media walls for panels and stages, podium wraps for speakers and event directional signs for hotel ballrooms and conference floors. Agencies working several events a season prefer tension fabric frames that pack flat and reuse with new graphics. Send the stage or wall size with your quote request and a printing specialist confirms the frame and graphic sizes.

Trade shows by the lakeshore and near the airport

Large exhibition halls by the lakeshore and near Pearson host consumer and industry shows for homes, food, boats, cars and technology. Exhibitors usually need a back wall, two or three retractable banner stands, a fitted table cover and a counter wrap. Many also show in Mississauga, Hamilton or Ottawa, so a kit that survives repeated set-ups matters. If your booth ships to the venue, include the exhibitor services address and your booth number when you ask for a quote, and the quote confirms the delivery estimate.

Condo hoarding, storefronts and winter

Construction is a constant in Toronto, and condo projects wrap their sites in hoarding and fencing that carries the project name and sales centre details. Developers and contractors order mesh banners for fences and aluminum signs for site boards. Retail strips on Queen West, the Danforth and in neighbourhood BIAs order window decals, perforated window film and A-frame signs, and BIAs order pole banners for their streets. Winter salt, wind and cold are hard on outdoor pieces, so tell us how long a sign will stay outside and we suggest the material. Check the City's sign by-law rules before placing signs on public property.