Do you need a quality banner? We know you have a perfect design to showcase. But what's just as important as the design is getting the right kind of material. An affordable banner printing company can improve the overall look of your banner print but also its functionality. Some materials are great for indoor banners, while others are better for outdoor use. We'll walk you through the different banner materials available!
Learn about the different types of banner material and when to use them:
PVC Budget
Choose a Budget PVC banner as your banner material if you have a unique event coming up. It's inexpensive, yet sturdy enough for one-time use. It has a rather thin fabric at 440 g/m² (grams per square meter).
Although it is inexpensive and thin enough, it can be reused, as it is also wind-permeable and flame-retardant. Use this material when you want a simple banner to celebrate a birthday, graduation, and other holidays.
Standard banner
If you're looking for something sturdier, but still affordable, choose the standard banner. 510 g/m² PVC is the standard material for most banner prints. It's thin enough that it won't be difficult to carry around and stand up, but thick enough that it can be used indoors and outdoors.
Like the Budget PVC banner, it is reusable, wind-permeable, and flame-retardant. It's the perfect multipurpose banner. Use it for your next trade show and put it out of your office.
Windproof
Don't fear the wind! We'll make sure your banner doesn't get blown away. An old technique of PVC windproof banners involves cutting small slits where the wind can pass through. However, these small crevices lower the appeal of the design and its durability.
Front Back
Go for a double-sided banner, one of the thickest banner materials on the market. This 610gsm PVC Blackout material allows for double-sided printing. It is also thick enough that no light can penetrate through the banner on a sunny day.
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