Printed mesh banners are perfect for displays in high-wind areas, such as scaffolding, fences, and lamp posts. With our super-wide format solvent printing machines, we can create a PVC mesh banner of any size, with any design. Your mesh banner will be exactly to your specifications.

Not only do the thousands of tiny holes in the mesh material make mesh banners windproof, but they also allow you to print banners in much larger sizes than standard PVC banners. By allowing air and light to pass through, you can have a huge banner that stays in place and looks great.

We supply a range of finishing options to make your mesh sturdy and look attractive. Some of the most common options are hem and eyelets or pole pockets. For larger banners, we’ll add a reinforced hem – an extra layer of webbing to increase hem strength and make your banner last longer. Ask us about our finishing options to see what works best for your mesh banner.

At Syne Graphics, we don’t just want your banner to be durable, we want it to look amazing too. That’s why we use fade-resistant, eco-solvent ink specifically designed for outdoor use. With our high-quality inks and proper banner fitting, your mesh banner can last years outdoors in all weather conditions. Our mesh banners won’t fade, making them the ideal choice for outdoor advertising.

• 370 grams per square metre (gsm)
• Lighter material than traditional PVC
• Easy to assemble and set up
• Air passes through to reduce wind loading and "sail effect"
• Sound passes through so you can use them over concert speakers
• Make your construction site look cleaner
• Scuff resistant material
• Perfect material for a scaffolding banner
• Use as a building wrap
• High-resolution, full-colour, fade-resistant print

Our standard finishing option is a hem with metal eyelets around the perimeter of the banner. If you prefer pole pockets, we can add them at no extra cost. Simply specify your pole diameter in your order notes. If you have a large mesh banner that requires a reinforced hem, we can add it for a small additional fee.

A hem and eyelet finish is the most common choice for mesh banners because it’s durable and accessible. The hem doubles the thickness of the banner on the edges, to keep it in place and prevent tearing. With eyelets, you can use rope, bungee-rope, bungee ties, or just about anything to hang up your mesh banner.

When you need to hang a large banner, we recommend using a reinforced hem. With more strength than a standard eyelet hem, the reinforced hem has an extra layer of webbing to make your mesh banner’s edging super strong. Reinforced hems may also be fixed with strong eyelets every 2-4 feet around the perimeter of the banner for hanging.

There are a few ways you can install a giant mesh banner, depending on where you’re fitting it. Building Wraps are typically installed in sections, directly onto the scaffolding with Bungee Shock Cord. If there’s no scaffolding, you can install a large mesh banner with a wire cable frame and crisscrossed bungee ropes.

To hang your mesh banner on a wall, you’ll need the hem and eyelet finish on your banner so you can screw the banner to the wall with large washers and screws. If your banner is larger than 20 square metres, then we’ll suggest the heavy duty hems and eyelets.

• You install your banner on a wall using wide-head screws and penny washers
• You put your banner on a fence or railing with cable ties
• You attach your banner to scaffolding using cable ties or bungee cord
• You attach your banner to metal cladding using cladding bolts and penny washers

An alternative to the hem and eyelet is the pole pocket finish. These pockets on the end of your banner allow you to slide the banner over a pole or cable. We can place pockets of any size on any edge of the banner, including the bottom to help weigh it down. We can also add eyelets in addition to pole pockets to secure your mesh banner further

• Music venues or events with a stage
• A cable or rope system for hanging
• Hanging on lamp posts
• Hanging with banner brackets
• Hanging on scaffolding
• Adding tension with a weighted dowel at the bottom of the banner

We take your artwork or designs and create stunning PVC mesh banners. However, you must have the correct file type for your design. If not, your mesh banner may not turn out how you envisioned. Read our print file setup guidelines below to help you determine which file you need.

We prefer working with PDF files, but we will also accept the following file types: EPS, AI, JPEG (only high-res), and Tiff. For the best printing results, we recommend a resolution between 300 dpi and 400 dpi. Resolution below 300 dpi will make your image look pixelated, and above 400 dpi slows down the upload process without any added visual benefit.

Bleed is a technique that allows a design to be printed over the edges of the canvas, larger than the final banner’s actual size. Once it’s printed, the design is trimmed down to avoid white space around the border. For Syne Graphics, you don’t need to create designs with bleed; create them according to the final proportions of your banner. If needed, you can set your design to scale

Before sending us your design files, please ensure the colour settings are in CMYK and not RGB. Our printers use CMYK colour codes, so we will convert any RGB files to CMYK before printing. The conversion process may distort the colours of your original design, so we encourage you to create and submit your design in CMYK for the best results.

When creating your banner design, please allow 50mm inside the edge of the banner for the hem and eyelets. You can add background colours or images in this area, but avoid important text or graphics near the edge of the design as they may be obscured by the hem and eyelets. Unless otherwise stated, we will add a hem and eyelets spaced at 500mm apart to any banner.