Exhibition pop-up banners are usually very easy to transport and set up and are essential if you are frequently displaying your products at exhibitions, fairs and shows. Of course, the best pop-up banner comes to naught if your banner design is poor, so stick to a few ground rules when designing your banner: keep it simple; use bold graphics and colours; ensure the logo and corporate image stand out and keep it free from unnecessary clutter light intricate pictures or lots of text. Keep the following exhibition pop-up banners in mind next time you have to plan and design your exhibition stand material:
A-frame exhibition pop-up banners are very popular because they are so easy to work with. They fold up compactly and simply pop up when needed and you set them down where they are most visible. They are cheap and offer good impact per Rand. A disadvantage of A-frame exhibition pop-up banners are their susceptibility to blow away in a strong breeze, so they have to be anchored to the ground. Another disadvantage is that they take up quite a lot of horizontal floor space, so there is not always enough space for them at cramped indoor exhibition areas. The aluminium-type of A-frame exhibition banners is more sturdy and stable, but does not have “pop-up” ability.
The Set-up banner is one of the other types of exhibition pop-up banners and folds into a wheeled carry case. The structure is quickly expanded and the printed banners are then affixed to the banner frame. Chinese exhibition pop-up banners are also a practical banner and offer the option of displaying tiled imagery. Normally, five panels are used and they are over two metres high for excellent visibility.
These are just some of the examples of exhibition pop-up banners. For more information, talk to the professionals: contact us.
