Custom Mesh Banners

Wanting to get your business noticed outside your store or venue even in winds that diminish the effectiveness of traditional banners? Printing your banner on outdoor mesh vinyl is an excellent alternative to cutting wind slits that can cause a banner to be torn, which is especially important in open spaces where wind needs to flow through your banner.

When you need a banner that will be used in an outdoor setting, stretched between any two poles, where wind gusts are present, the weaved webbing of mesh substrate allows for wind to easily pass through, preventing any unnecessary billowing that will detract from your printed artwork and message.

Made of a lightweight 8oz vinyl strands wove tightly together, this process forms very small holes allowing for wind, light, and sound to pass through while not affecting the quality of printing.

A mesh banner is fast becoming the preferred choice for outdoor displays due to technological improvements in print visibility while reducing stress caused by the elements.

Prior to mesh materials, the only choice was to cut lots of circular slits in a banner to help create areas for wind to pass. Although these slits help air flow, they also tremendously weaken the structural integrity of a banner.

We use latest generation 6 Color HP Latex Print Technology. All printing is performed in High Pass High Quality Mode (6 pass / 1200 DPI, CMYK LC LM mode), resulting in stunning resolution prints.

In order to prevent fraying and extend lifespan, we fold and heat weld the edges to bond together approximately 1 inch of mesh vinyl on all four sides, forming a connection that cannot be torn apart! Heat welding provides maximum strength, because the mesh layers are actually fused together into one.

The #2-sized metal grommets we use have proven to be extremely durable. They measure 3/4" on the outside with about 1/2" diameter hole. The smooth inside edges ensure cords or rope passing through the hole will not chaff as much as other usages and therefore has lower risk of cutting whatever is used to hang the sign.