Banners
A banner is often the quickest way to get a message on a building, a fence or an event site. Ours are printed, hemmed and eyeleted in-house to survive proper North East weather.
Trusted by, among others
- Arriva
- Stagecoach
- Durham County Council
- Caledonian Travel
[Placeholder copy] We print banners on 440gsm and 550gsm PVC for solid walls and hoardings, and on mesh for fences and scaffolding where wind load matters. Every banner is hemmed and eyeleted as standard, because a cheap unfinished banner is a torn banner by November.
[Placeholder copy] Common jobs include building wraps during refits, sports club sponsorship boards, school and event banners, and 'coming soon' announcements on new premises. Sizes run from a metre wide to full scaffold wraps produced in joined sections.
[Placeholder copy] If the banner is going somewhere awkward, high, or over a public footpath, our fitting team will install it properly with the right fixings and access kit.
The problems we solve
You need a message up fast
[Placeholder] A banner is usually the quickest way to get a message onto a building, a fence or an event site without waiting on fabrication.
Last year's banner tore
[Placeholder] Unfinished banners fail by November. Ours are hemmed and eyeleted as standard, on PVC for walls and mesh where wind blows through.
It cannot be read from a distance
[Placeholder] Legibility at fifty metres is the whole job. Our studio designs for the viewing distance, not for how it looks on a screen.
How we do it
We come and look
[Placeholder] A survey, or a photograph and a registration, depending on the job. We measure the actual vehicle or building rather than working from assumptions.
You approve a proof
[Placeholder] Artwork laid out on your real vehicle template or building elevation, so you see the finished thing before anything is printed.
We make it here
[Placeholder] Printed, laminated and fabricated in our own Spennymoor workshop, on trade-grade materials specified for where the job will live.
Our own team fits it
[Placeholder] Fitted by the people who made it, in our indoor bays or on your site, with the access equipment and paperwork the job needs.
Who we have done it for
- Local government
Durham County Council
[Placeholder copy, to be approved by client before publication] A local authority needed signage across a varied estate of public buildings and sites: compliant safety signage, wayfinding and temporary works boards, delivered against procurement requirements and to public-sector standards.
Read the Durham County Council case study
What our customers say
[Placeholder testimonial, replace before launch] The vans came back looking better than the brochure. Honest advice, straight prices and the job was done when they said it would be.
Common questions
PVC or mesh, which do I need?
[Placeholder] Solid wall or hoarding: PVC. Fence line or scaffold where wind blows through: mesh. If you tell us where it is going, we will spec the right one.
How quickly can you print a banner?
[Placeholder] Standard banners are typically ready within [number] working days of artwork approval, faster when it is genuinely urgent.
Can you design the banner too?
[Placeholder] Yes. Most banners we print, we also designed. Legibility at distance is the whole game and it is where our studio earns its keep.
Related services
Talk to us about banners
Send the vehicle details, a photograph of the building, or just the rough idea. We will come back with straight answers on cost and lead time.
We reply within one working day.