Austin Banners
Austin Sign Banners
Cost effective and easy!
Basic Banner
Deluxe Banner
Just a few ideas for vinyl and printed banners
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Shows, Conferences, Tradeshows, Marketplaces
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Parades, Meets, Events, Games
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Awards, Recognition, Celebrations
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Startups, Grand Openings, Sales, Events, Specials
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Large format advertising-
- Billboards
- Large Signs
- Truckside Advertising, mounted on frames
Product Options
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Applied Vinyl Banners- Most durable, lower cost
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Digital Color Printed Banners- Best presentation, will last 3 years outdoors
Design Options
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Single Panel: Single or Double sided
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Continuous Roll: For extended presentations on walls or fences
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Stage Backdrops and Facing- Oversized and Special Shapes
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Break Away- For your teams grand entrance (velcro down the center)
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Sign Cover- Placed over a fixed sign, covers the two faces and three edges
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Presentation Stands- We have many choices!
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Pole Mount Kits- Again, many choices. Economy to Municipal Duty
Finish Options
- No finish: For banner pinch-type frame systems.
- Pros: Clean finish.
- Cons: Hard to hang if you don't have a frame system.
- Grommet: Most common. Bungee cords, ropes, hangers, screw-type frame systems.
- Pros: Provided on standard purchase banners, versatile.
- Cons: Under extreme or extended stress, will fatigue and eventually rip out.
- Power Tab: A great product for all banners, especially printed banners which are not sewn. You can place screws, ropes or hangars though the hole or ropes though the tab.
- Pros: Since any pulling force is distributed though a larger area, they are much more durable than grommets. Clear and clean looking, don't detract from your message.
- Cons: None!
- D-Ring: Sewn into the finished banner, these make hanging easy.
- Pros: Super strong. Suspension supports are kept off of your banner. Good for very large banners mounted with heavy duty hardware onto buildings. Quick change when you use snap clips.
- Cons: Not as clean looking as powertabs, not suitable for banner frame systems.
- Strap: Sewn into the banner hem, this is very convenient!
- Pros: You can't loose your suspension hardware, it's always handy. Great for weekly marketplace booths since it's economical and easy for people to use for each setup.
- Cons: Only one mounting method, the strap does not come out. If the strap is cut by accident, repair is a hassle.
- Pole Pockets: A loop sewn into the edge of the banner to allow a pole to support the banner. Used for lightpole mounting systems or poles carried in parades.
- Pros: Easy slide-on. More portable. Keeps the banner straight.
- Cons: Economy mounts could slide off in extreme weather. Use professional sprung support systems if you use these outdoort for many months.