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Question: Can I make a "wall" out of the banners? Will the pictures connect?
Answer: Sort of. And sort of. There are several styles of banner stands that can help you create a sort of wall with your banners. Some of you might be wondering why you would even want a "banner wall," but in reality, it can be a very professional looking backdrop to your stage or tradeshow booth.
There are several styles of banner stands that will accomplish your wall o'banners. There are what is termed an X banner stand which is a tension frame in the shape of, you guessed it, an X!
Retractable banners are also popular for creating banner walls, albeit they are a bit more costly.
There are also "I" shaped stands that work similar to the X stands. They are less costly than the retractable banners stands also.
Typically, at least for the present, most of these stands sport either a curl-free digitally printed DSG graphic - DSG stands for "direct-to-substrate-graphic" - or a dye sublimation printed fabric banner.
The second part of the question, "do the pictures connect?" - sort of. They are pushed together and more or less form a contiguous graphic. There are clips available to attach DSG graphics together, but in my opinion, the wall looks better without them. More natural.
Question: How can I achieve a longer banner lifespan?
Answer: There a few ways that you can make a banner last longer.
Answer: Sort of. And sort of. There are several styles of banner stands that can help you create a sort of wall with your banners. Some of you might be wondering why you would even want a "banner wall," but in reality, it can be a very professional looking backdrop to your stage or tradeshow booth.
There are several styles of banner stands that will accomplish your wall o'banners. There are what is termed an X banner stand which is a tension frame in the shape of, you guessed it, an X!
Retractable banners are also popular for creating banner walls, albeit they are a bit more costly.
There are also "I" shaped stands that work similar to the X stands. They are less costly than the retractable banners stands also.
Typically, at least for the present, most of these stands sport either a curl-free digitally printed DSG graphic - DSG stands for "direct-to-substrate-graphic" - or a dye sublimation printed fabric banner.
The second part of the question, "do the pictures connect?" - sort of. They are pushed together and more or less form a contiguous graphic. There are clips available to attach DSG graphics together, but in my opinion, the wall looks better without them. More natural.
Question: How can I achieve a longer banner lifespan?
Answer: There a few ways that you can make a banner last longer.
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