Sanctuary Billboards adds a strong mix of static and digital LED billboards to the plan, covering central KL roads, the Federal Highway and the KL-Seremban corridor into the city.
Sanctuary Billboards Digital LED Screens
Three digital LED sites sit on major commuter routes, letting brands run multiple creatives and time-based messages on high-volume roads during the morning and evening peaks.
The first faces Federal Highway near Mid Valley and The Gardens Mall, catching traffic heading from KL to PJ past one of the city’s busiest retail destinations.
The second sits on Jalan Kuching heading to PWTC and Jalan Tun Razak. The third covers the KL-Seremban Highway at Sungai Besi. Both capture traffic heading into KL.
Sanctuary Billboards Static Sites
Sanctuary Billboards’s static billboards concentrate on central and southern KL, with sites at Jalan Loke Yew, Jalan Sungai Besi, Jalan Syed Putra and Jalan Istana serving city-bound commuters.
Highway coverage includes the Federal Highway, including a Side B face, plus Sprint Highway, KL-Seremban Highway and the KM2.65 E37 stretch, reaching drivers on key routes into the city.
Two more faces stand near The Crystal Crown Hotel. SB102 on MRR2 and SB106 on Jalan Kuching extend reach to commuter traffic on the city’s outer ring and northern approach.
Sanctuary Billboards Static Unipoles
All of Sanctuary’s static sites are unipoles, raised high above the roadside for clear sightlines. They cover traffic into and out of the city across Cheras, Sentul, Sungai Besi, Hartamas and the KL-Seremban corridor.
MRR2 and Jalan Kuching
The MRR2 unipole near Taman Connaught, Cheras faces traffic heading to KL. It reaches middle-income families, students and commuters from one of Cheras’ busiest residential and food areas.
The Jalan Kuching unipole near the Sentul Link Flyover faces traffic heading to Jalan Tun Razak and PWTC. It reaches office workers, event visitors and residents of the northern suburbs driving into the city.
Jalan Loke Yew
Two unipoles cover Jalan Loke Yew in both directions. The site near SJKC Nam Kheung faces traffic leaving KL, reaching parents on school runs and residents heading home toward Cheras.
The site near Taman Miharja faces traffic heading into KL. It catches morning commuters from Cheras and Maluri who work around Pudu, Bukit Bintang and the city centre.
Sungai Besi and Jalan Istana
The Jalan Sungai Besi unipole near Jalan Istana Negara faces traffic moving from Jalan Loke Yew toward Sungai Besi. It reaches city workers heading south to homes in Salak South and beyond.
The Jalan Istana and Jalan Lapangan Terbang Lama site faces westbound traffic toward KL Sentral. It reaches office workers, rail commuters and business travellers heading to the city’s main transit hub.
Federal Highway and Sprint Highway
The Federal Highway unipole near Mid Valley faces traffic from PJ toward the KL-Seremban Highway. This stretch is one of the busiest links in the Klang Valley, carrying shoppers and professionals past Mid Valley.
The Sprint Highway unipole at Sri Hartamas faces traffic from KL to Mont Kiara. It reaches an affluent audience of expatriates, professionals and young families in one of KL’s most upscale neighbourhoods.
KL-Seremban Highway
The unipole near the Maju Expressway slip road faces traffic from Seremban to KL. It reaches long-distance commuters from Negeri Sembilan, Nilai, Putrajaya and Cyberjaya during the heavy morning rush.
The KM2.65 E37 unipole faces traffic coming off MEX into KL. It catches Putrajaya and Cyberjaya professionals and residents of the southern suburbs as they make the final approach to the city.
