This 40' wide banner flanks the Nissan
showroom touts a great achievement for the dealership.
We have many ways to display banners.
This banner utilizes clips that snap into the ceiling grid.
The banner was digitally printed.
25' high x 15' wide was designed to be seen
from the nearby expressway.
This is an example of a Boulevard banner.
The light pole has brackets(which we can provide) with
fiberglass poles to attach the banners to. The banners
are sewed with a "pole pocket" at the top & bottom.
The banners are 2 sided & incorporate a grommet at the top &
bottom inside for a tie wrap to prevent the banners from
sliding out in the wind.
Vinyl lettering was added to an existing
awning. Traditionally, the graphics would have bee
screen printed directly onto the canvas awning. |
Striking colors make a great impact to
passing traffic. Keeping the message short & to the
point is key to the readability of this banner.
These banners are used year after year &
incorporate "pole pockets" for mounting on the Boulevard
brackets.
The is a 16' wide changeable background for
the award podium. The bottom section will unlikely
ever change. The 2 banner sections above can be
updated for the year & if the sponsors were to change.
Each window on the second floor of the
Thompson Center in Chicago is 12' high & the banners were
hung inside the windows. We installed a series of
horizontal poles to allow the banners to be changed simply. |