Business in Pretoria
Pretoria's CBD and surrounds house national government departments, state entities and courts, while embassies and diplomatic residences are concentrated in the eastern suburbs. Universities, research institutions, hospitals, industrial areas such as Rosslyn and Silverton, and large retail centres make up the rest of a broad economy.
Government suppliers, institutions and offices often need compliance signage, wayfinding for large buildings and professional event displays, while retailers and industry have their own needs.
Signage Pretoria customers often order
- Safety signs for offices, institutions and industry.
- Wayfinding systems for large buildings and campuses.
- Exhibition displays and pull-up banners for conferences and expos.
- Vehicle branding for service fleets.
- Office branding.
From Rivonia to Pretoria
From Rivonia, Pretoria is reached via the N1 north, the main highway between Johannesburg and Pretoria.
There is no Signs and Print Shops branch in Pretoria; everything is made at, and collected from, our shop at Rivonia Central. If collecting does not suit you, delivery can be arranged and is quoted per order, and signs that need fitting can be installed on site, with installation quoted separately.
Details on delivery and collection.
Ordering and paying
Ready-made items such as safety signs from the catalogue, banners, pull-up banners and business cards can be ordered in the shop at the listed price. Choose Economy (about 5 working days, 10% less), Standard (about 3 working days), Express (next working day, +20%) or Same-day on eligible items (+30%, in by 09:00 on a weekday).
Custom signage, wraps and installation are quoted: send photos, sizes and your logo through the quote form. Pay online by card through Yoco, or by EFT. Orders under R5,000 are paid in full before production starts; orders of R5,000 or more need a 65% deposit.
Questions? WhatsApp +27 63 132 8088, +27 67 741 0422 or +27 63 253 5542 or email info@signsandprintshops.co.za, Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM.
