Pull Up Banner, Premium

What makes Polypropylene curl?

Since we print on Polypropylene with dye ink, the print must be laminated to prevent any damage. The laminated causes the print to curl due to stretching. We suggest printing on an Indoor Curl Resistant Poster, UV Curl Resistant Block-out Poster, or Fabric to avoid this from happening.

What is the best print material to use for an urgent job?

UV Curl Resistant Block-out Poster.

What kind of fabric material is used for the Pull up Banner?

200 gsm, Waratah. It is a heavy-duty fabric with a matt finish and minimum stretch.

Is the banner's height adjustable?

Do you need a custom height for your pole? No problem! Our poles can be easily shortened to your desired height. For further details, don't hesitate to contact our Customer Service Team.

In the artwork specifications, why is the print width 10mm shorter than the base width?

To minimise the edges of the banner being damaged from rolling in and out of the base. we have to make the print 10mm shorter to fit into the frame,

Why is there a bleed at the top and bottom of the banner?

We require extra bleed (print) so the banner can be attached to the top bar. We also allow an extra bleed at the bottom of the banner to attach it to the base mechanism.

Special artwork requirement for fabric pull up the banner?

It's essential to ensure that any critical information on a banner is placed at a visible height so it can be easily read when the banner is extended. Placing information 100mm above the base could make it difficult for people to see, so avoiding that area is best.

Pull Up Banners Design

We have found that there are just a few simple things you need to consider when designing your artwork for this great product.

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Secondly, limit the number of images you use. Most of the time, it is better to use one bigger image rather than a bunch of smaller images. This will create a focal point on your banner. With smaller images, your eye can get lost with all of the information.

Thirdly and probably the most crucial point is to get your point across concisely. People do not stand and read a retractable banner. They take 2 or 3 seconds to have a look at it. So what is your call to action? If you are talking about a product, keep it to very short points and use images where possible. Slabs of text should be kept in the promotional material you hand out.

The final point of a great pull-up banner design is knowing where to lay out everything. Your eye will start from the top of a pull-up banner and start going down, so it is vital to put your important information in the right spot (preferably the higher, the better).