4x2 Banners
4x2 Banner Pricing and Materials
Just like the other banner sizes that we offer, this size offers all the same great features of all of the other banners that we produce, the only difference being that the 4' x 2' banner is manufactured to be displayed hanging 4 feet (48”) vertically (up and down) and 2 feet (24” wide / left to right) horizontally. Perfect for displaying in many windows or other spaces that are taller than they are wide, hang them from ceiling rafters, commercial drop grid ceilings, or that unique advertising space we all seem to have and just don't know how to best use it visually. Our oblong banners are the perfect solution for all of these scenarios and more. As with all of our vinyl banners they can be printed in any color, in full photographic quality to show off your individual and unique design. Printed on standard 13 ounce indoor or outdoor durable vinyl, all 4 edges can be optionally heat welded to create solid hems that will increase the longevity of your banners, grommets are then installed in all 4 corners, as well as on both the top and the bottoms. Display your banners using the proper techniques and appropriate hardware for the locations they will be installed and store them properly when not in use and our top quality banners will give you great value for your advertising budget, these banners are a value to say the least. If you do not have your own ready to print artwork ready to upload, you are welcome to use our complimentary design software and continuously growing library of free design templates to ensure that your banners meet your purpose in business, advertising, or any celebratory event you are promoting.
Many other sizes available, see the all banner sizes page
- set dpi to be anywhere from 100 to 300 dpi
- regular RGB or sRGB color space
- save as 100% quality jpeg file
- regular RGB, sRGB color space, or Regular CMYK
- embedded raster images should be at least 100dpi at actual size
- embed all raster images
- convert all text to outlines
- expand all strokes
- save as a pdf file
- at 100dpi - 4800x2400 pixels;
- at 150dpi - 7200x3600 pixels;
- at 300dpi - 14400x7200 pixels;
As a general rule, the more detailed your artwork is, the higher DPI (pixel count) it should to be. For pictures and photographs, lower pixel/dpi counts are fine (72-100dpi). For text rich artwork, and for files with lots of details such as logos, maps, menus, etc, use higher pixel/dpi count (150-300dpi).
72 dpi is the minimum resolution we would recommend for printing, and the 300 dpi for the maximum resolution.