Photograph the kit.
Send photographs of each vehicle, trailer or horsebox, with the make and model, and any dimensions for trailers.
Sector group · 4 business types
Agriculture & rural vehicle graphics.
Farm pickups, contractors’ kit, horseboxes and tree surgeons’ vans. Graphics for vehicles that spend their working lives on muddy lanes.
Farm vehicle graphics have to survive hedges, mud and the pressure washer, so we plan them around how pickups, trailers and horseboxes are actually used across rural Norfolk.
Built for lanes, yards and field gates.
Rural vehicles are seen by fewer people than a city van, but by the right ones: neighbouring farms, estate managers, customers at the farm shop and everyone stuck behind you on a single-track lane. In a close-knit area, a recognisable name on a pickup or a horsebox builds a reputation across a whole district.
The conditions are tougher than on most business vehicles. Hedges brush the sides, mud cakes the lower panels, and vehicles are pressure washed after field work. Many are not vans at all: pickups with canopies, 4x4s, horseboxes, tractors and trailers all have curves, ribs and fittings that change where graphics can go. We keep key branding high, away from the dirtiest panels, and choose film to suit the surface.
Our King’s Lynn vehicle graphics page covers fitting options for west Norfolk, which is outside our 30-mile supply-and-fit radius.
Find your business type.
Choose your business type for layout advice and the practical points that apply.
Farm vehicles ↗
Pickups, 4x4s and farm vans that carry the farm name to markets, suppliers and the farm shop.
Agricultural contractors ↗
Tractors, trailers and support vehicles seen in other people’s fields all season.
Horseboxes & trailers ↗
Yard names, cut vinyl patterns and full revamps for horseboxes and trailers.
Tree surgeons & arborists ↗
Tipper vans and chipper trailers that work at the roadside, with markings to check.
Practical farm vehicle graphics for working land
Agricultural vehicle graphics for contractors
Contractors' tractors, trailers and support vehicles are seen in other people's fields all season, which makes them useful adverts in a close-knit area. Agricultural vehicle graphics on this kind of kit usually need to work around ribs, curves and fittings rather than flat van panels. Send photos of each vehicle with the areas you want branded marked up, and we will suggest positions that stay clear of the worst wear.
Horsebox graphics for shows and yards
Horseboxes are kept cleaner than most rural vehicles and are often parked at shows where people have time to look. Horsebox graphics can be anything from a yard name in cut vinyl to decorative patterns or a full printed revamp. Think about which side faces visitors when the box is parked, and keep contact details low enough to read but clear of the ramp.
Tree surgeon van graphics for roadside work
Tipper vans and chipper trailers spend much of the day parked at the roadside, so tree surgeon van graphics need to be readable to passing drivers as well as the householder. Keep the name and number on the upper sides, away from branches and spray. If you work on the highway, check whether your client requires rear chevrons before the layout is finalised.
Photograph your vehicles and send them over with your farm or business name, and we will recommend farm vehicle graphics to suit. Ask for a quote.
Options and prices.
Vans from packages · everything else quoted
Simple, strong and easy to clean.
Bold, single-colour lettering suits most farm and rural vehicles: it reads well through a layer of dust and is easy to repair if a hedge or gatepost takes a panel. Printed designs and full revamps work best on horseboxes and vehicles that are kept clean for shows and customers.
For vans fitted within 30 miles of our Norwich workshop, our published packages apply. Pickups, horseboxes, trailers and machinery are quoted. Prices are “from” and + VAT, confirmed by quotation.
ASK FOR A QUOTE ↗01
Basic, from £149 + VAT
Farm or business name in one colour on the bonnet, sides and rear, with phone and web details lower down.
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Standard, from £210 + VAT
Adds a logo, a second colour or panel infill, and social media details.
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Pro, from £455 + VAT
Up to three design ideas beyond the usual placement, with a large logo on the rear quarters and rear doors.
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Horseboxes, trailers & machinery, quoted
Cut vinyl patterns, yard names and full horsebox revamps, priced from photographs and dimensions.
Outside our fitting radius? Ask about bringing the vehicle to Norwich or a posted kit where suitable.
Practical points for rural vehicles.
Keep it high. The bottom third of a farm vehicle is often hidden by mud. Put the name and number on the upper panels, canopy sides and tailgate.
Wash gently near the edges. Pressure washers are part of farm life. Keeping the lance back from graphic edges typically helps vinyl last much longer.
Roadside work. Tree surgeons and contractors working on or beside the highway may need reflective markings. Check the current guidance and your client’s requirements; see our Chapter 8 guide.
Machinery surfaces. Tractor and implement panels are often curved, ribbed or textured. Send close photographs of the area you want branded so we can check it is suitable.
Shows and sales. Horseboxes and show vehicles are judged on looks as well as identity. A clean, well-planned design on a horsebox can be refreshed between seasons without stripping the whole vehicle.
From the yard to the open road.
Agree the design.
Our design team proposes a layout for each vehicle, with a mock-up for horseboxes and trailers.
Cut and print.
Lettering is cut from our large in-house vinyl stock, and printed designs are produced on our 8-colour printers.
Fit or post.
Bring the vehicle to the Norwich workshop, ask about on-site fitting, or order a posted kit where the graphics suit self-installation.
What to send us.
- Photographs of each vehicle, trailer or horsebox from every side, including canopies and tailgates.
- Make and model, or dimensions for trailers and horseboxes.
- Close photographs of any machinery panels you want branded.
- Your farm, yard or business name, logo and contact details as you want them shown.
- Your postcode, so we can confirm fitting options.
- Any markings a client or the work requires for roadside vehicles.
A little more guidance.
How long do van wraps last? ↗
What shortens the life of vehicle graphics, and how to avoid it.
Chapter 8 chevrons explained ↗
Rear reflective chevrons for vehicles that work at the roadside.
How much do van graphics cost? ↗
What affects the price of vehicle graphics, from lettering to wraps.
Your questions. Answered.
Can you letter a horsebox?
Yes. We offer yard and business names, cut vinyl patterns and full horsebox and trailer revamps. Send photographs of each side for a quote.
Will graphics survive farm use?
Quality vinyl copes well, but mud, hedges and close pressure washing take a toll. Keeping lettering high and washing carefully near edges helps.
Can you put graphics on a tractor?
Often, yes, depending on the panel shape and surface. Send close photographs of the areas you want branded and we will advise.
We are outside your fitting radius. What are the options?
Bring the vehicle to our Norwich workshop, ask us to quote for on-site fitting, or order a posted kit where the graphics are suitable for self-installation.
How much does a farm van cost to letter?
Van packages start from £149 + VAT for Basic, £210 + VAT for Standard and £455 + VAT for Pro, fitted within 30 miles of Norwich. Your quote confirms the price.
Discuss a project.
Tell us about your vehicles, trailers or horsebox and where you are based. Photographs of each side help us plan the layout and quote.
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