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OUTDOOR VINYL BANNERS SUNSHINE COAST
Hemmed and eyeletted heavy-duty vinyl, any size, built for weather.
Hemmed and eyeletted heavy-duty vinyl, any size, built for weather.
Choose a size, choose how you want it finished, and the price is on screen. No form, no wait, no phone tag. Heavy-duty PVC banner vinyl, printed with UV inks, hemmed and finished to suit how you are hanging it.
A vinyl banner is the cheapest large-format advertising there is. It goes up in minutes, comes down in minutes, rolls into a tube and gets used again next season. On the Sunshine Coast the two things that kill banners are wind and salt, so how it is finished matters as much as how it is printed.
Prices below are for our most-ordered finish, hemmed edges with ropes and eyelets, in a run of ten.
| Size | 10 banners | Per banner |
|---|---|---|
| 2000 x 1000mm | $561 | $56.10 |
| 3000 x 1000mm | $774 | $77.40 |
| 4000 x 1000mm | $1,074 | $107.40 |
| 3000 x 1500mm | $1,095 | $109.50 |
Banners are priced by area, so a 3 x 1.5m costs roughly double a 2 x 1m. Banner pricing starts from $150. Change the size, the finish or the quantity above and the number updates straight away.
This is the decision that determines whether your banner survives its first strong southerly.
Hemmed edges, ropes and eyelets. The default and the one we recommend for anything outdoors. The hem doubles the vinyl at the edge, the eyelets give you fixing points, and the rope sewn into the hem spreads the load so the eyelets do not tear out.
Hemmed edges and eyelets. Fine for short campaigns and sheltered positions. Without rope, all the wind load lands on the eyelets.
Hemmed edges and ropes. For tying off along the full edge rather than at fixed points, which is common on fences and scaffolding.
Hemmed edges only. Cheapest. Suitable indoors, or where the banner is being fixed into a frame or track.
Rod pockets, 75mm lay flat. A sewn sleeve top and bottom for a pole or rod to slide through. This is what you want for pole-mounted banners and hanging displays, and it gives the cleanest look because no fixings are visible.
Site identification and development boards across Aura, Baringa, Nirimba, Palmview and Harmony. Big, cheap, and replaceable when the project moves on.
Sponsor banners on the fence, presentation day backdrops and season signage. Print the sponsors once, hang them every home game.
Entry banners, stage backdrops, sponsor walls and wayfinding for events at Caloundra, Mooloolaba, Kawana and Noosa.
Now Open, seasonal promotions, Grand Opening and sale banners across a shopfront or car park fence.
Fete banners, enrolment signage and welcome banners. Rod pockets suit hanging them from a covered walkway.
Land release, display home and coming soon banners on site fencing, sized to be read from a moving car.
Banner artwork does not need to be enormous, because nobody reads a banner from arm's length. Supply at a scale with the right proportions and we handle the rest.
Keep text well inside the safe area. The hem folds roughly 25mm of your artwork over, and eyelets punch through the edge, so anything sitting close to the border will be swallowed or perforated.
One rule that matters more than any other: a banner is read at speed, from distance. One message, a huge phone number or web address, and the strongest contrast you can manage. If you need three sentences on it, you need a brochure, not a banner.
2000 x 1000mm, 3000 x 1000mm, 3000 x 1500mm and 4000 x 1000mm all price instantly on this page. We print larger and custom sizes on request, including full building wraps and fence-length runs, which we quote.
Ten 2000 x 1000mm banners with hemmed edges, ropes and eyelets are $561, which is $56.10 each. The same run at 3000 x 1000mm is $774, at 4000 x 1000mm is $1,074, and at 3000 x 1500mm is $1,095. Banner pricing starts from $150 including GST and standard delivery.
Hemmed edges with ropes and eyelets for anything outdoors, because the rope spreads the wind load so the eyelets do not tear out. Hemmed and eyelets is fine for short campaigns in sheltered spots. Rod pockets are for pole-mounted and hanging banners, and give the cleanest look because no fixings show.
A well-fixed banner in a normal position will give you a few seasons. What shortens that life is wind damage at the fixing points and salt if you are near the water. Rinse it before you store it, roll it rather than folding it, and it will come out looking good next time.
A solid banner is a sail, and wind is what destroys banners, not rain. For exposed positions ask us about wind slits, or use fence mesh instead, which lets air through. Fix every eyelet rather than just the corners, and use cable ties or bungee rather than wire so there is a little give.
Usually one every 500mm around the hemmed edge. If you need them in specific positions to suit a frame or existing fixings, tell us and mark them on your artwork.
100 to 150dpi at final size is plenty, or supply at quarter size and 300dpi. Nobody reads a banner from arm's length. Set it in CMYK, allow 10mm bleed, and keep all text at least 100mm in from the edges so the hem and eyelets do not eat it.
Standard production is 3 to 5 business days from artwork approval, then delivery. Every effort is made to get your job onto the press for the dispatch shown. On the odd occasion a press or freight delay pushes it out, and we will tell you as soon as we know. If you have a hard event deadline, tell us the date up front.
Yes, and Australia-wide by courier. Local Sunshine Coast deliveries we often run out ourselves. We do not offer pickup from Baringa.
Yes, we quote double sided banners on request. They use a blockout vinyl so the reverse image does not ghost through. Tell us the size and quantity and we will price it.
Not the printed part, no. If you expect the message to change, keep the dates and prices off the banner and put them on a corflute sign next to it, which is cheap to reprint.
Banner vinyl is solid, so it looks better and blocks the view behind it. Fence mesh is perforated, so wind passes through it and it will not act as a sail. On long construction fences and anything very exposed, mesh is the safer choice.
Construction site wraps that let wind through. Builders' favourite billboard.
Single or double sided knitted polyester with spike, cross or water bases.
Curved bow-shaped advertising flag for standout roadside visibility. Spike, cross or water bases.
Real estate, builders and event boards on 3mm or 5mm corflute, any size.