Lampposts
Repeatable banners mounted along city arteries, retail streets and event routes. Their rhythm delivers a drumbeat of brand presence for anyone driving or walking the corridor.
Street furniture advertising at eye level
Street furniture is the advert at eye level: a shelter, a six-sheet or a lamppost banner on the walk to the station or the shop. People are close enough to read a line of copy. Tell us the cities, and we will shortlist faces within 48 hours. The useful faces are the shelters people actually wait at, on the way into work or out to the shops. We flag a tight date in the first reply.
Which streets are close enough to read?
Shelters and six-sheets sit at eye level. Every face we propose names the street and which side of the road it faces.
Eye-level, everyday reach
Format Specifications
Street furniture is an eye-level format. Sizes are standard, and the value is how many sites sit on the same walking route.
- Typical sizes
- Lamppost banners about 1m x 2.5m. MUPIs and bus shelters about 1.2m x 1.8m, backlit or digital
- Locations
- Retail streets, city centres, bus stops and commuter corridors
- Coverage
- A single street or a city-wide network. The usual flight is about 4 weeks
- Best for
- Retail, always-on presence and pedestrian frequency
One Team. Every Step. No Friction
We help your brand go big, without overpaying or waiting weeks for quotes. From quoting, planning, booking, municipal approvals, production and installation, we handle it all under one roof.
Street Furniture advertising formatswe plan and book
Every street furniture campaign uses a different mix of sub-formats. From quoting, planning, booking, permits, production and installation, we handle it all under one roof.
MUPIs
Freestanding, backlit street panels for CBDs, retail districts and pedestrian corridors. Their pedestrian scale gives you eye-level creative that reads clearly during a walk or a wait.
Bus Shelters
Backlit and digital shelters on high-frequency city bus routes. High dwell, high frequency and the sort of daily visibility that anchors always-on campaigns.
Where street furniture is booked
Available in 12 markets
Open a country brief for street furniture pricing, sample sites, and market notes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Bus shelters, freestanding backlit panels, called MUPIs, and lamppost banners. They sit at pedestrian height on the streets people actually walk. Tell us the cities and we will shortlist faces.
A network is the usual buy, because the value is repetition across a city. A landmark shelter or a prime MUPI can often be taken on its own when the brief is that specific. Send the street and we will check.
Most shelters and MUPIs are portrait, 1.2m by 1.8m. Lamppost banners are about 1m by 2.5m. Digital MUPIs take a short video. The exact spec sits on the plan.
It is usually the efficient way to get city-wide reach beside a landmark billboard. The rate follows how many sites you take and how many weeks you hold them. Share the cities and the budget and we will price it.
Two weeks or four is standard. Brands that stay up year-round often hold twelve weeks at a time and change the creative so the street does not go stale. We confirm the cycle once we know the city.
The deepest networks are in the UK, Europe and Southeast Asian city centres. The country grid shows what is actually available. Tell us the city and we will say if the shelters are bookable there.
