Outdoor Banners

All of our vinyl outdoor banners come in sizes to suit your requirements. The standard height is usually 1mtr (3ft), but can be whatever height you need and come in a choice of widths, depending on the size you need. Regardless of which size you go for, all of our banners are made from a high-grade long-lasting 440gsm PVC material. They also feature hems and eyelets, allowing you to hang your banner from virtually anywhere. We can also print on a  biodegradable PVC banners,which still produce excellent quality outdoor banners that are just as durable as other versions but aren’t as impactful on the environment.

Examples of sizes and prices:
1mtr x 2mtr @ £38.00
1mtr x 3mtr @ £48.00
1mtr x 4mtr @ £62.00

All prices are excluding vat, but do include delivery to 1 UK address

Design Service Available

If you already have a design in mind, we can supply a sizing template so that your design transfers flawlessly to your final banner. Alternatively, make use of our full design service for a professional design with impact.

Here are our Top Ten Tips for Designing an Effective Banner because time spent on this stage will really help with the success of your banner:

1. Make sure it is visible to passers by and that the main points are easy to see. Do not crowd it too much.
2. Ensure any images you use are relevant to what you are trying to promote. Imagine you are passing your banner in a car – try to make images appealing so that someone will take a second look next time they are passing.
3. Think carefully about where you are going to place it. Is is going to be seen mainly by people passing on a road or by pedestrians. If people will only have a brief time to check it out just include the main points.
4. Make sure that all the text is clear and legible – use a simple, readable font. Colour is also important – contrast text and background colours to make is as easy to read as possible.
5. Do not be afraid of ‘white space’ it is true that in most cases – less is more and will make your banner stand out.
6. Make sure that you leave enough ‘clear space’ around the edge for the hems and eyelets. We would recommend at least 75mm. You do not want a hole punching through a vital piece of information.
7. If you are using images – make sure they are high res or vectored images. Low res images or images taken off your computer may become blurry and distorted once blown up for the banner.
8. Make sure you get someone else to proof read your banner to check for spellings, typos etc. A fresh pair of eyes can spot something you haven’t.
9. Think about how long you want the banner to last – they are printed on durable vinyl, but won’t last forever. A scruffy banner can have a detrimental impact on your business.
10. If you are unsure about what you need – don’t worry – help is at hand. Please just get in touch if you want any help or advice.