SEG fabric graphics
Printed fabric with a thin silicone strip sewn around the edge that presses into a slot in an aluminum frame.
SEG stands for silicone edge graphic. The print is on a polyester fabric with a flat silicone bead stitched around its edge. You push the bead into a groove in an aluminum frame, all the way around, and the fabric pulls tight like a drum.
Why people choose it
- No wrinkles, glare or visible hardware. It looks seamless from a distance.
- Light and folds small for shipping to shows.
- The frame stays and the graphic changes, so a new show only needs a new fabric.
The color is dyed into the fabric, so it does not crack or peel when folded. SEG is used for trade show backwalls, lightboxes and retail wall displays.
Put it to work
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