Roll Up Banners Marketing Equipment
Banners, particularly roll up banners are probably the most sold display in the United Kingdom and Europe. Marketing professionals and entrepreneurs buy bespoke roll up banners to advertise the launch of a new product or service. Business professionals around the world regularly head to trade specific exhibition events armed with their marketing equipment every day.
Various widths of roll up banners can be purchased to boost the ad size area. Most roll up banners will erect to around 2m tall.
The term roll up banner was used to christen this type of portable banner system because the banner “rolls up” into the housing base for protection during transit. The graphic does not need to be folded and stowed separately like hanging PVC banners. This is the single best unique selling point of this type of display stand – it is truly easy to set up and even easier to carry. Roll ups come complete with a special carry bag (a bit like a mini specially fitted slim carry bag).
Bespoke designs are usually printed onto roll up banners to make them unique and very business and service specific. Graphic areas are usually around 0.8 wide and 2.0m tall. Life size graphic areas are ideal media zones catching passersby in close proximity advertising arenas. A graphic design company is usually contracted to supply artwork ready for roll up banner printing. Graphic designers provide the stimulating advertisement using their creative expertise which will encourage customers to spend. Sometimes print companies can also offer this design service in house.
Wider systems are available in form of an aluminium framework which collapses into a wheely bin. Pop up displays don’t “roll up” like roll up banners, instead graphic panels are magnetically attached to a specially manufactured framework that supports the banner material keeping it tight. Pop up displays start from 3 panels wide with 2 end caps (3×3).
Did you know? Banner stands, roller banners, pull up banners and pop up banners are alternative names commonly used to label roll up banners.
