Mesh Banner or Blockout Banner

[rjssigns]

I have a banner job to be suspended between two existing sign poles.
Banner is to be 36" x 120" double sided.
Worse case wind load here is figured at 30lbs per. sq. ft. (900lbs loading)
Existing poles are massive.
Banner will have 2" wide nylon webbing welded into the hem with tails for tying off.(unless there's a better solution)

Should I use mesh or just go with 18oz double sided blockout? Not a fan of wind slits.

 

[Andy D]

Would you be able to print mesh double sided, or will it be two single sided banners sewn together?

 

[rjssigns]

Would you be able to print mesh double sided, or will it be two single sided banners sewn together?

My sub can print double sided mesh.

I didn't think about sewing two banners together. If I don't use mesh I could produce that in house.

 

[Zendavor Signs]

My sub can print double sided mesh.

I didn't think about sewing two banners together. If I don't use mesh I could produce that in house.

Mesh will be more durable, especially with the cold weather coming up. It is better to cut the banner short and use stretch cords so the banner can flex with wind loads.

 

[premiercolour]

I have a banner job to be suspended between two existing sign poles.
Banner is to be 36" x 120" double sided.
Worse case wind load here is figured at 30lbs per. sq. ft. (900lbs loading)
Existing poles are massive.
Banner will have 2" wide nylon webbing welded into the hem with tails for tying off.(unless there's a better solution)

Should I use mesh or just go with 18oz double sided blockout? Not a fan of wind slits.

If you'd like to get sample mesh material, give us a holler.

54"x150' $146.02 + $35.00 shipping charge. We ship on the same business day. All items are stock in S. California.
http://www.premiercolour.com/mesh-banner-54x150-15mil/

Sincerely,
Francis Kao
Premier Colour, Inc
714-668-9200