Banner finishing options explained.

Reinforced eyeleted banners trimmed to size.
This option is ideal for internal banners or banners that are being used outdoors for a short period of time. The prices our calculator generates are for this option. This option includes reinforced corner pieces.

Banners with welded or sewn edges and eyelets. The difference between sewing and welding is that sewn hems are stronger than welded hems. Sewing hems will take longer than welding the hems. Eyelets are the metal rings that we punch into the edges of the banner to allow you to hang the banner.

Banners with welded or sewn pockets top and bottom. A pocket can be made on banners this is essentially a sleeve on the banner into which a rope or rod can be inserted. The pockets are usually top and bottom for fall banners, left and right on marching banners. The pocket size is 2 - 2.5 x the diameter of the rod.

Banners with welded or sewn rope pockets and eyelets.
This option will allow both a rope to be passed through a pocket and eyelets to also be used to help support the banner. We supply lengths of 6mm nylon rope for the banner.

Reinforced corner pieces.
To make the banner stronger we can attach reinforced corner pieces. These will add extra weight to the corners making it harder for the eyelet to be ripped out.

Double Welded Edge and Eyelets (Mesh Only)
For long term mesh banners we cab double weld the hems for extra strength.

Welded Truck Webbing and Eyelets
Truck webbing is a kind of tough vinyl welded on the edge of banner to prevent the banner to be damaged.

Wind Holes
We can cut semi circular holes in your banner to allow wind to pass through the banner and not build up on the face of the banner.