Mesh banners
A banner woven with small open holes so wind passes through. Used on fences, scaffolding and building sides.
A big solid banner on a fence acts like a sail. In a strong gust it tears grommets out or pulls the fence over. Mesh lets part of the wind through, so the load drops a lot.
The trade
- Colors are a little less punchy because part of the surface is open.
- Fine detail and small text get lost. Bold, simple layouts work best.
- Up close you can see through it. From the street it reads as solid.
Use mesh for large outdoor banners on fences, scaffolding, athletic fields and building sides. For smaller banners and anything indoors, regular vinyl looks better.
Put it to work
Related
Banner vinyl weightsVinyl banners come in weights like 13, 15 and 18 ounce. Heavier is thicker, stronger and better for double-sided banners.GrommetsMetal rings punched through the edge of a banner so it can be tied or hooked up without tearing.Perforated window filmPrinted vinyl full of tiny holes. From outside you see the graphic, from inside you can still see out.Try it
