Full Wrap, Half Wrap or Logo and Lettering?

The coverage below is the approximate area of printed vinyl for each vehicle. Wrap prices exclude roof coverage unless stated.

• Logo and lettering: your name, logo and contact details. About 3m² on a small van, 4m² on a medium van, 5m² on a large van, 6m² on a Luton van and 4m² on a pick-up truck.
• Half wrap: about 8m² on a small van, 12m² on a medium van, 18m² on a large van, 24m² on a Luton van and 10m² on a pick-up truck.
• Full wrap: about 15m² on a small van, 22m² on a medium van, 30m² on a large van, 42m² on a Luton van and 18m² on a pick-up truck.

A Luton van has a large flat box body, which gives plenty of space for bold branding.

• A new business on a budget: logo and lettering puts your name and number on the road for the lowest guide price.
• Trades who want the phone number seen: logo and lettering keeps the focus on who you are and how to reach you. If you want more presence, a half wrap adds colour and space for a short message.
• Brand-led businesses: a full wrap turns the whole vehicle into your brand. It suits businesses where the look of the van matters as much as the message.

Not sure? Tell us what you want people to notice first when you ask for a quote.

Here is a medium van as an example, with guide prices from, including VAT:

• Logo and lettering: from £450.00
• Half wrap: from £1,500.00
• Full wrap: from £2,280.00

All three include professional fitting. For the other vehicle types, see van graphics prices. Our guide to how much a van wrap costs explains what changes the price.

• Make the phone number and web address large. People read a van from a distance and often for only a second or two.
• Put your contact details on both sides and the rear. Traffic behind you sees the rear, and the sides are seen from the pavement.
• Keep the message short. Your name, what you do and how to reach you matter most.
• Use strong contrast. Light lettering on a dark background, or the reverse, is easier to read than similar shades.
• Leave space around the lettering. A crowded van is harder to read than a simple one.

Our designers can lay out your graphics from a logo or a brief, and you see a proof before anything is made. If you want to match an existing livery, send brand guidelines or photos of your current vehicles. Pantone and RAL references help.

Pick the vehicle and the package that sound closest, then ask for a quote. Tell us the make, model and year, how many vehicles you have and the coverage you want. Photos help. We usually reply the same working day, and you approve a proof before anything is made. Graphics are printed at our Manchester production HQ and fitted professionally.

Start on our quote page, or read about our vehicle signage service.