Banner Printing
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More Information on Banners
Vinyl banners are the high-quality signs and displays you commonly see indoors and out. They can be hung on the exterior of new buildings to serve as a temporary sign -- one of the most common uses for outdoor vinyl banners are "Now Open" signs. Use banners to highlight events, sales, even your organization; or to simply direct visitors once inside a building or large spaces such as auditoriums and gymnasiums.
Key to hanging a banner are the grommets placed around the outside edges. Grommets are small, reinforced holes that allow you to feed rope or string through the banner to affix it to posts or hooks. You can order your banners with or without grommets -- they do not cost extra.
Hemming refers to how the outer edges of the banner are finished to help prevent ripping and tearing. By default, our banners are tape hemmed, although we can provide superior-quality sewn hemming for an additional per-linear-foot cost.
Banner Sizes: Distance and Readability
Size your banner properly to help you be seen. As a general rule, for every 10' (feet) away, your lettering should be 1" (inch) high. This results in an easy-to-read banner that is noticeable. The maximum readable distance is typically 3-4 times this rule. Use the following chart to help you size up your banner:
| Lettering height | Best Distance | Max Distance | Font size (Arial) |
| 1" | 10' | 30' | 72 pt |
| 2" | 20' | 60' | 144 pt |
| 3" | 30' | 90' | 216 pt |
| 4" | 40' | 120' | 288 pt |
| 5" | 50' | 150' | 360 pt |
| 6" | 60' | 180' | 432 pt |
| 7" | 70' | 210' | 504 pt |
| 8" | 80' | 240' | 576 pt |
| 9" | 90' | 270' | 648 pt |
| 10" | 100' | 300' | 720 pt |
| 12" | 120' | 360' | 864 pt |
| 15" | 150' | 450' | 1080 pt |
| 20" | 200' | 600' | 1440 pt |
| 30" | 300' | 900' | 2160 pt |
While designing your banner
Some important things to remember while designing your banner:
- Use contrasting colors (black text on white background is the most legible)
- However, some colors grab attention better than black on white, such as red on white, blue on white, yellow on blue, white on red, black on yellow, and dark green on yellow.
- Stay away from 'artsy' fonts, as they are more difficult to read. Remember, depending on where your banner will be hung, some people may be driving or otherwise distracted. A difficult to read banner won't be read at all.
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