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Do I Have Banner Display Options?
by Michael Pingree
You have decided that you need a banner display, but are confused about the various options out there. Rest assured, all you have to do is determine how you are going to use the banner and the type of display will be obvious.
The first option is the banner rail. Banner rails are attached to the top and bottom of a banner. The top rail will have some type of hook that allows you to hang the banner from the ceiling. By attaching a second rail to the bottom of the banner for tension, you get a banner that will hang straight and taught.
If you want your banner down on the ground, you have several choices. The first type is the L frame banner stand. The bottom of the banner slides into a slot on the base and the top attaches to a clamp rail. The good ones will have an adjustable height pole for flexibility in banner design. This system is not the most portable of the options.
The second choice is the X frame banner display. As the name implies, four plastic rods form an X with hooks on the ends of each. The four corners of the banner each attach to one of the rods. A fifth rod is used to form a tripod stand and set the viewing angle of the banner. This is the most economical of your options.
The last option is the option most recognizable to most users. The retractable banner system allows the banner to be stored inside the carrier and pulled out when needed. Retractable systems are tailor made for portability and are a mainstay of trade shows.
There are several options you need to be aware of when looking for a retractable system. When it comes to this type of system, you really do get what you pay for. The higher priced systems will be heavier, have a higher quality outer housing and will have more durable inner workings. A more expensive system is generally better suited to higher volumes of use.
Another important factor with retractable systems is how the banner mounts to the system. Almost all systems use a top rail that clamps onto the top of the banner, but how the bottom of the banner is attached is where the choices are.
Many systems use a leader and banner tape to attached your banner to the system. This is fine if you are buying an economical system. The downside is that it is very hard to change banners out once you have the first one in.
The best method is the use of slide rails. The system will come with several slide rails. You attach the slide to the bottom of the banner and then the rail slides into a slot in the retractor. When you want to swap out banners, simply attach a different slide to the next banner and insert.
As long as you know how you plan to use your banner, it is quite easy to find the proper banner display system for your needs.
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Do I Have Banner Display Options?

by Michael Pingree

You have decided that you need a banner display, but are confused about the various options out there. Rest assured, all you have to do is determine how you are going to use the banner and the type of display will be obvious.

The first option is the banner rail. Banner rails are attached to the top and bottom of a banner. The top rail will have some type of hook that allows you to hang the banner from the ceiling. By attaching a second rail to the bottom of the banner for tension, you get a banner that will hang straight and taught.

If you want your banner down on the ground, you have several choices. The first type is the L frame banner stand. The bottom of the banner slides into a slot on the base and the top attaches to a clamp rail. The good ones will have an adjustable height pole for flexibility in banner design. This system is not the most portable of the options.

The second choice is the X frame banner display. As the name implies, four plastic rods form an X with hooks on the ends of each. The four corners of the banner each attach to one of the rods. A fifth rod is used to form a tripod stand and set the viewing angle of the banner. This is the most economical of your options.

The last option is the option most recognizable to most users. The retractable banner system allows the banner to be stored inside the carrier and pulled out when needed. Retractable systems are tailor made for portability and are a mainstay of trade shows.

There are several options you need to be aware of when looking for a retractable system. When it comes to this type of system, you really do get what you pay for. The higher priced systems will be heavier, have a higher quality outer housing and will have more durable inner workings. A more expensive system is generally better suited to higher volumes of use.

Another important factor with retractable systems is how the banner mounts to the system. Almost all systems use a top rail that clamps onto the top of the banner, but how the bottom of the banner is attached is where the choices are.

Many systems use a leader and banner tape to attached your banner to the system. This is fine if you are buying an economical system. The downside is that it is very hard to change banners out once you have the first one in.

The best method is the use of slide rails. The system will come with several slide rails. You attach the slide to the bottom of the banner and then the rail slides into a slot in the retractor. When you want to swap out banners, simply attach a different slide to the next banner and insert.

As long as you know how you plan to use your banner, it is quite easy to find the proper banner display system for your needs.

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