Banner and Flex Printing for Events, Openings and Promotions
Banners are one of the fastest ways to put a message up, whether it's a grand opening, a seasonal offer or event branding along a fence. The main choices are material, size and how the banner will be hung, because each fixing method needs a different finish along the edges.
If your banner is going outdoors, wind and sun matter. Mesh lets air through on fences and scaffolding, while solid flex gives stronger colour on walls and in frames. Tell us where it's going, how long it will stay up and how it will be fixed, and we'll suggest what's likely to work best.
Typical applications
Shop openings and offers
Temporary banners across a shopfront to announce an opening, sale or new menu.
Event fencing and barriers
Branded banners along crowd barriers, perimeter fencing and entrance routes.
Roll-up and pull-up stands
Portable banners for receptions, conferences and in-store promotions that pack away after use.
Building and scaffold banners
Large banners on building faces or scaffolding where wind load needs to be considered.
What we need to quote
- Banner size and quantity
- How it will be hung: ties, hooks, poles or a stand
- Indoor or outdoor, and whether it faces strong wind
- Single-sided or double-sided
- Artwork, or the text and logo you want on it
Don't have everything yet? Send what you have and we'll ask for the rest.
Questions
Should I choose flex or mesh for an outdoor banner?
Mesh is usually better on fences, railings and scaffolding where wind can build up behind a solid banner. Flex gives bolder colour on walls and in frames where wind isn't a concern.
How far apart should the eyelets be?
Spacing depends on banner size and how exposed it is. Tell us what you're tying it to and we'll suggest spacing that keeps it taut without tearing.
Can a banner be printed on both sides?
Double-sided banners are possible, usually with a blockout layer between faces so one side doesn't show through the other. We'll confirm options for your size.