Which banner material should you choose?

Choose standard PVC when you need a readable, affordable banner and do not require premium long-term performance. It is well suited to local advertising, construction fencing, temporary signage and event branding.

Use coated PVC when the banner will remain installed longer, may be mounted several times or needs better mechanical resistance than a basic frontlit banner.

Blockout is recommended when the background must not influence the printed colours, or when two different graphics are printed on opposite sides of the same banner.

They are useful near roads, car parks, entrances and facilities where the graphic is viewed in vehicle headlights or other directed light. The effect is strongest when the light source is close to the observer's line of sight.

Textile is ideal where low weight, easy transport and a non-PVC appearance are important. It works especially well indoors and in sheltered event spaces.

Mesh reduces wind pressure on the graphic and supporting structure. This makes it a safer and more practical option for scaffolding and very large outdoor surfaces, subject to structural approval.