Roll-up Banners
Wall signs are a great way to promote your company, product, or service and at Kwalite Signboard Services, we help you achieve this.
Roll-Up Banner
A roll-up banner is a type of advertisement that’s typically composed of three panels or several individual frames. It has the ability to be unrolled at any length, then it can roll back up for easy storage and transportation.
Benefits of having a roll-up banner
The most obvious benefit of roll-up banners is their portability factor. They’re lightweight and they take up minimal space when in use. For this reason, many businesses choose them over more expensive forms such as trade show displays or custom print signs because they don’t have to worry about storing anything after an event ends! Convention centers also love rollups because there’s no need for heavy equipment like ropes, tables, tripods, etc., which can be time-consuming to set up and break down.
How are roll-up banners produced?
The process is actually not as complicated as you might think! The image or artwork, which can range in size from 12″x18″ to 20′ x 100′, will be printed onto a giant roll of cloth that’s usually around ten feet wide. This roll is then cut into sections with its corresponding edge adhesive applied so it can easily unroll at any length, then it can roll back up for easy storage and transportation. All the printing materials we use are eco-friendly too – no nasty chemicals here!
Average cost of printing roll-up banner
Roll-up banners can range anywhere from ₦15,000-₦107,000 depending on their size and design.
Dangers in using roll-up banner
Yes! Depending on how you plan to use your roll-up banner, it could potentially be subjected to harsh conditions like rain or excessive heat – both of which will cause substantial damage to the fabric of the roll’s cloth. If no protective measures are taken for these scenarios by either limiting exposure time or covering with plastic wrap beforehand then this type of event could lead not only to discoloration but also shrinking and fraying as well.
The time it takes to produce roll-up banners
The process usually takes about two days: one day for printing and another day for sewing.