How high is a standard billboard?

14 feet high
How big is a billboard? Typically 14 feet high and 48 feet wide, a bulletin provides 672 square feet of space for your ad.

How big is a roadside billboard?

Highway billboards typically measure 14′ high x 48′ wide offering a total of 672 square feet of ad space. Because billboards are typically located on interstates, primary roads and at major intersections, they offer high frequency of exposure.

What are the different types of billboards?

Let’s take a look at them in detail.

• Classic or Bulletin Billboards. Classic billboards have been used for the purpose of advertising for a long period of time.
• Vinyl Billboards.
• Painted Billboards.
• Mobile Billboards.
• Three-dimensional Billboards.
• Scented Billboards.
• Digital Billboards.

What sizes do billboards come in?

Bulletins come in three standard sizes, according to the Outdoor Advertising Association of America:

• 14 feet high and 48 feet wide.
• 10 feet high and 40 feet wide.
• 10½ feet high and 36 feet wide.

How big is a small billboard?

The smallest type of billboard is the junior poster size. Junior posters are smaller than both bulletins and posters, with the standard size measuring 6 feet high by 12 feet wide, offering 72 square feet of advertising space.

Who owns the billboards on the highway?

A common misperception among people who have never bought advertising is that local or state governments own the billboards along their highways. In fact, billboards are owned by vendors. These companies rent the space to advertisers, either directly or through an agency.

What is bigger than a billboard?

The next size billboard down from a bulletin is a poster. Posters are smaller than bulletins, with the standard size measuring 10 feet high by 22 feet wide, offering 220 square feet of advertising space.

Why are billboards called billboards?

The word billboard is an American English word that dates back to 1845. It is a combination of the word ‘bill’, from the Medieval Latin ‘bulla’ meaning ‘decree or sealed document’, and ‘board’, from the Old English ‘bord’ meaning ‘plank, flat surface’.

How big is a UK billboard?

“What is the standard size of a billboard?” There is no standard size of a billboard, they can range from 4 sheets through to 96 sheet billboards. The most popular in the UK is the 48 sheet, which is the size that you will typically see at roadsides and roundabouts.

How big is a poster billboard?

Posters are smaller than bulletins, with the standard size measuring 10 feet high by 22 feet wide, offering 220 square feet of advertising space. Poster billboards are primarily positioned along primary and secondary arterial roadways, and they’re ideal for targeting local audiences.

How much money can you make from a billboard?

Small to medium sized billboards can earn $300 to $2000 per month, while large ones can command prices between $1500 and $30,000.

How much is it to own a billboard?

If you decide to use a wooden structure, the approximate total costs, including construction costs, range between from $15,000 to $20,000 for a 14×48-foot billboard. For steel, however, you’re looking at approximately $40,000 to $100,000 or more, and for a digital billboard, $154,000 or even more.