Roller Banner Printing

With this much choice, we don’t blame you for taking a moment to consider your options. To help you come to the right decision for your business or event, here’s a little bit more about the different kinds of custom roller banners we’ve got on offer.

Standard & classic roller banners

Standard and premium roller banners have a classic size of 800mm wide by 2000mm tall, making them a great addition to any event or exhibition stall or for easily popping up in your store to attract attention towards a sale, star buy or other promotion.

Double sided roller banners

If you need your message to be seen from both sides of the banner, our double sided option does what it says on the tin. Two banners with the same display are held by one base, meaning you can pop up either or both sides to suit your surroundings.

Wide roller banners

In print, size really does matter. Our wide roller banners are available in 1m, 1.2m and 1.5m widths so you can literally expand your brand wherever you take them! Perfect for large expos where you need all the marketing collateral you can get to stand out against competitors.

Desktop roller banners

Lightweight, portable and attention-grabbing, desktop roller banners are ideal for counter-top marketing and point of sale displays, whether you’re informing visitors on your signing in process or fundraising at a charity event.

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Our roller banners are printed on our large format printer, the EFI VUTEl Q3r Industrial Press. We now have two of these printers, following our over £6m in 2023 - 2024 , both of which can print personalised roller banners to order in no time at all.

To make your banners, we use the following material:

330gsm PVC stock (pull-up, wide PVC and premium roller banners)

Designing a flag is a great way to add your own touch to your large format point of sale marketing. But there are a few pitfalls, and equally a few things to consider if you really want to make a big impact with your flag banner design. Here are our top tips for designing your own custom business flags.

1. Quick attention capture – think about how long a viewer will have to look at your flag – if it’s outside your store on the high street, they’ll probably have more time to take in your message than if they’re driving past your flag on a busy road. Make sure your message is big enough to quickly communicate in the time frame you have.
2. Bright colours – the whole point of flags is that they grab attention, so adding a bright colour to the mix is only helping you achieve this goal. Try and pick a colour that contrasts with your background (e.g. showroom wall, green/brown field or the grey road) to really stand out.
3. Put your logo or key message high up – this is especially important for events. If you’re taking a branded flag to promote your business, make sure your logo and/or key message is visible, no matter where the viewer is stood.

We love these flag designs from our wonderful customer Global Camps UK. They chose to use two bright, contrasting colours for their teardrop flag designs and keep their logo high up to make sure their brand is the bit the stands out the most.

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