Bandar Saujana Putra Ten-Panel Lightboxes These ten lightboxes at Bandar Saujana Putra toll plaza provide repeated visibility to motorists entering and leaving the township corridor. The inkjet production format suits clear static messaging and local...
Plaza Shah Alam Twelve-Panel Lightboxes These twelve two-sided lightboxes at Plaza Shah Alam toll plaza create repeated exposure in a controlled, slow-moving toll environment. The inkjet printing format is suitable for clean visuals, simple offers...
The Jalan Lapangan Terbang Subang underpass lightbox near Oasis Square and Citta Mall gives brands a high-volume urban connector presence. With approximately 30.07 million traffic per month, it can reach drivers turning into Ara Damansara,...
The LDP TTDI to One Utama pillar lightbox gives brands a bright highway-adjacent read with approximately 4.07 million traffic per month. The location connects TTDI, LDP and One Utama movement, making it practical for campaigns...
The Sunway Mentari LDP pillar lightbox heading into Sunway gives advertisers a bright, retail-adjacent presence near one of the Klang Valley’s most recognisable lifestyle zones. With about 4.07 million traffic per month, it can catch...
The LDP One Utama pillar lightboxes sit below the highway with three panels facing the U-turn, Kepong and Penchala Link movement, supported by approximately 7.5 million traffic per month. The placement is valuable for brands...
The LDP TTDI One Utama pillar lightboxes give advertisers a bright retail-linked presence below the highway, with approximately 7.5 million traffic per month. The view from TTDI toward One Utama makes the site practical for...
Plaza Kota Damansara Six-Panel Lightboxes These six lightboxes at Plaza Kota Damansara toll plaza offer repeated close-range visibility to motorists passing through the toll environment. The inkjet production method suits clean static creative, brand reminders...
The Seremban toll plaza eight-panel lightboxes give brands a high-frequency toll environment with approximately 66.48 million traffic per month. The multiple two-sided lightboxes are useful for repeated exposure among commuters, interstate drivers, families, office users...
The lightbox facing LDP U-turn traffic to Kepong and Penchala Link is a close-range format near Bandar Utama. With three panels and a shorter viewing distance, it is useful for repeated reminder-style exposure. LDP U-Turn...
Pudu Sentral Lightbox Advertising This lightbox at Pudu Sentral fronts one of the busiest traffic junctions in Kuala Lumpur city. It reaches commuters, bus users, pedestrians, tourists, office workers and motorists moving through the Pudu...
The Zone A South Court matrix lightbox setup gives advertisers repeated indoor visibility across three connected lightboxes. It is effective for branding and tactical campaigns because shoppers see the message within a controlled retail environment...
The First Floor South Court Metrojaya lightbox offers backlit visibility in a controlled retail setting. Its location benefits from mall dwell time, shopper browsing behaviour and reduced outdoor clutter, making it effective for brands that...
The South Court Metrojaya lightbox is positioned inside a shopping mall environment where shoppers have natural dwell time and fewer visual distractions. Its backlit duratrans format gives campaigns a clean, premium indoor presence near retail...
The lightbox beside the escalator after the Link Bridge captures mall users during a natural movement point. Escalator areas are useful because people slow down, orient themselves and often look around while shifting between retail...
The link between KTM Station and Mid Valley is a practical indoor advertising point with constant commuter and shopper movement. This lightbox location reaches people arriving by rail, heading into the mall or moving between...
The lightbox next to the escalator after the Link Bridge on Level 2 benefits from directional mall traffic and shopper transition. People leaving the bridge or moving between floors naturally pass the display, giving the...
