How does one transport large 60" graphics? Any bags out there?

Wrap on a tube?

 

I know the answer to this... carefully. Your welcome.

But seriously, just roll them up and put them in a box or tube.

 

Ummm... Unless these rolls like 2" wide, 600' of large format graphics isn't going to fit into anything and would be too heavy to carry. A standard roll of vinyl is 50 yards (150 feet) so that would equal 4 full rolls and be around 180 to 200 lbs

 

Look into ski/snowboard bags, firefighter tool bags, and truss bags like the stage sound/lighting guys use. Sometimes you just have to think outside the box.

 

generally explaining is the better... So use a cab, or a professional courrier. You talking about 4-5 rolls of 60" material there is no way your going to be able to carry that in a bag. That's several hundred lbs. If you hell bent on doing it the hard way look at getting one of those fordable luggage carts/hand trucks. Secure the rolls in the boxes, tape them together and than secure to the cart. You might need to extend the bottom piece for that many rolls but it should work. It might be a little awkward but it should work.

If your hell bent on a 'bag' look at sporting good stores and transport bags made for ski's. Not sure if they's stand up the the weight and you'll need a couple as you will only be able to get maybe 100' ish feet of material on each one if you have a core.

 

Sounds like you need a mule more than a bag

 

even if you get a sports or equipment bag big enough and durable enough, that is going to be 200 PLUS pounds.
Are you strong enough to carry it and navigate the stairs/commuters?

I would look at a 3 position Hand Cart
https://www.amazon.com/Roughneck-Convertible-3-Position-Platform-Truck/dp/B00KS6EI2M/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1535572099&sr=8-1&keywords=3+position+Convertible+Hand+Truck&refinements=p_72:2661618011

when walking through crowds, the angle position is VERY handy/convienent

 

You're never gonna carry that much weight around walking, pushing, carrying or anything. Pack it all up and UPS or Fed-Ex to your destination and charge it to the client. Meet it there the next day.

 

Yep. Also remember how much of a pain the cart will be if you have to encounter stairs or any other cramped spaces. While I know that driving in big city's is a pain in the *** it's probably going to be the best way to transport the material.

 

Trade show display cases. Many are hard sided and have wheels.
https://www.trtbanners.com/banner-displays-grey-shipping-case-75-tall

 

Use the boxes the vinyl came in and have them delivered to the place your installing. This should have been included in your cost.

 

Your installing 600' in one day? ... UberXL

 

I stack 3 milk crates and cut the bottom of the top 2. Then I strap those to a dolly. I can carry 4 full roll of vinyl at the same time. This way, I can disassemble everything and put it in a regular car.

And I seal all my prints in a polybag tube.

 

Rent a u-haul pickup or work van for the day.... That amount of material isn't going to fit in a cab or train.

 

Look at golf bag travel cases. You can get hard and soft sided ones with wheels....