OOH & Outdoor Advertising in Egypt

Large Scale. Lasting Impact.

Professional outdoor advertising installations, from large-scale billboards and unipoles to corporate facades and storefront signage. Built to last, crafted by expert teams using premium materials.

What We Deliver

From Billboards to Storefronts.

  • Billboards

    Large-scale billboards, fabricated in premium materials and built to last.

  • Unipoles

    Unipoles built and installed by our own teams.

  • Corporate Facades

    Facades that carry your brand, crafted by expert teams using premium materials.

  • Storefront Signage

    Storefront signage, built by our own teams.

Recent Work

Built, Printed, Installed.

  • Sanabel outdoor advertising project 1
  • Sanabel outdoor advertising project 2
  • Sanabel outdoor advertising project 3
  • Sanabel outdoor advertising project 4
  • Sanabel outdoor advertising project 5
  • Sanabel outdoor advertising project 6

Questions

Asked and Answered.

What is OOH advertising?

OOH stands for out-of-home advertising. Our work includes billboards, unipoles, corporate facades and storefront signage, built and installed across Egypt.

Do you install the signs yourselves?

Yes. Billboards, unipoles, facades and storefront signage are built and installed by our own teams.

Do you make shop signs as well as billboards?

Yes. Storefront or shop signage, corporate facades, billboards and unipoles are part of our outdoor signage work. For retail interiors and wayfinding, see our indoor signage and BTL services.

Is there a warranty?

Yes. Our outdoor installations carry a 2-year warranty; ask us what it covers for your project.

Where do you work?

Our office is in Maadi, Cairo, and our stands, signage and campaigns run across Egypt.

How do I get a quote?

Send the form with this service already selected, call +20 101 187 5614 or message us on WhatsApp. Every request reaches our sales team directly.

Next Step

We Don't Build Brands. We Forge Legacies.

Tell us what you are launching and we will show you how it lands.

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