Banners cover the temporary end of the signage spectrum: a grand opening, a construction hoarding, a trade show booth, a seasonal promotion, or interim identification while a permanent sign works through permitting. They are quick to produce, inexpensive, and — finished properly — surprisingly durable.
The finishing is what separates a banner that survives a BC winter from one that shreds in the first storm. We hem all four edges, reinforce the corners, and set brass eyelets at sensible centres. On exposed sites we use mesh, which lets wind through instead of acting as a sail.
Materials
Scrim vinyl is the standard: durable, weatherproof and economical. Mesh is perforated for high-wind and fence-mounted locations. Fabric gives a premium matte finish without glare for indoor and event use. Blockout has a light-blocking core for double-sided printing.
Display systems
- Retractable roll-up banner stands with carry case
- Double-sided A-frame sidewalk signs
- Tension fabric backdrops and media walls
- Feather and teardrop flags
- Pole banner brackets and hardware
Benefits of banners
Fast turnaround
Standard banners are typically printed, finished and ready within two to three business days.
Finished to survive weather
Hemmed edges, reinforced corners and correctly spaced eyelets — not a raw-cut sheet with punched holes.
Full-colour photographic print
UV printing reproduces photography and gradients at large scale with strong colour retention outdoors.
Portable display options
Roll-up and A-frame systems set up in under a minute and pack down into a carry case for events.
Banners — recent work
Common questions
If your question is not answered here, get in touch — we are happy to talk through the detail.
Order banners
Send your artwork and the finished size you need, along with where it is going up. We will confirm material and finishing.