How can I display my banner? Do you provide hardware options?
Absolutely! We offer a range of hardware solutions to help you showcase your vinyl, cloth, or mesh banners. The right hardware for you will depend on where and how you intend to use your banner.
One of our knowledgeable Account Managers is here to walk you through our selection of standard and custom hardware options, ensuring you get the most out of your banners.
What sizes of banners do you have? Does it vary by material?
We print and finish all our vinyl, mesh, and cloth banners according to your specific needs and preferences, no matter which material you choose.
What finishing options are available for my banner?
Your banner can be finished in several ways, depending on its intended use. Here are some of the most popular finishing options. Our signage experts are always ready to help you choose the best finish for your banner.
Trim to size: The banner is cut to your specified dimensions without any extra hardware or material.
Grommets: We can add grommets around the edges of the banner. Just let us know if you need special spacing for them.
Hems: Hems can be either heat-welded or stitched. Heat welding is standard for vinyl and mesh banners, while stitched hems are typical for cloth banners.
Hems and Grommets: This option includes a finished hem with #2 grommets placed every 18-24 inches.
Webbing and Grommets: We stitch webbing into the edges of the banner for added strength, along with high-wind grommets. This is ideal for banners displayed in windy areas. Larger banners may also feature webbing to support their weight. Please specify if you need special grommet spacing.
Velcro: Usually, the loop side of Velcro is sewn onto the back of the banner, and the adhesive hook side is included with your order. Depending on how you plan to hang or install your banner, we can stitch either hook or loop Velcro into it.
Pole Pockets are those handy sleeves that let you hang a banner from a cable or pole. Plus, they can hold a pole or dowel to give your banner some extra weight. If a side doesn’t have a pole pocket, it can be stitched or welded instead.
Which banner material is right for my needs?
Choosing between mesh, cloth, or vinyl banners really depends on a few factors. You might want to consider whether your banner will be indoors or outdoors. If it’s going outside, think about how much wind it will face. And don’t forget about the lighting conditions!
One of our account managers would love to chat with you about your banner needs in more detail to help you figure out which type of material will work best for your project.
What are common uses for each type of banner?
Cloth banners are a popular choice for trade shows and exhibits, showcasing company graphics beautifully. Since the cloth material doesn’t reflect light, it’s perfect for indoor settings with lots of lighting. You’ll often see them as championship banners in gymnasiums too. Plus, their lightweight nature makes it a breeze to hang them from the rafters.
Mesh banners, on the other hand, are designed primarily for outdoor use. They’re great in windy areas because they allow air to flow through, reducing stress on both the banner and whatever it’s attached to. You’ll commonly spot mesh banners as sponsor and branding signage at racetracks, baseball stadiums, construction sites, and more. When large banners are hung on buildings, mesh is often the go-to choice since the holes help keep them lighter than solid vinyl banners of the same size.
Vinyl banners are our most popular option and are incredibly versatile. They’re perfect for promoting events, sales, and much more. Whether indoors or outdoors, they can serve as championship banners, too. Their adaptability to various settings makes them a favorite among our customers.