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PULL UP BANNERS SUNSHINE COAST

Economy to premium bases with vivid print. Includes padded carry bag.

Seven models, every price on screen

Pull up banners are the most reused piece of print a business owns. Choose your model above and the price appears, GST and standard Australia-wide delivery included, padded carry bag in the box.

The banner rolls into its own base, sets up in about twenty seconds without tools, and packs down into a bag you can carry in one hand. That is why it turns up at every expo, open day, foyer, auction and sponsor night in the country.

What pull up banners cost

Includes print, base and padded carry bag. GST and standard delivery included.
ModelPrint widthOneTen
Standard 850mm850mm$156$1,333
Compact 600mm600mm$217$1,791
Double sided 850mm850mm, both sides$321$2,899
Premium 850mm, black base850mm$357$3,304
Wide 1200mm1200mm$367$3,282
Extra wide 1800mm1800mm$700$5,817
Giant 2400mm2400mm$932$8,120

The Standard 850mm is the one most people want and it is also the cheapest. Ten of them work out around $133 each, which is why clubs and franchises order a set at once.

Which model?

Standard 850mm is the default for a reason. It suits almost every stand, foyer and shopfront, the graphic is a common size so replacements are easy, and it is the best value in the range.

Compact 600mm is for tight spots: a narrow reception, a table end, a crowded stand where a full-width banner would block a walkway.

Premium 850mm with the black base is the same print in better hardware. The base is heavier, the mechanism smoother and the whole thing survives being thrown in a car boot week after week. If the banner lives in a vehicle and gets used constantly, this is the one that lasts.

Double sided 850mm prints both faces, so it works standing in the middle of a room, in a doorway or in an aisle where people pass on both sides.

Wide 1200mm, extra wide 1800mm and giant 2400mm are for when you need presence: a stage backdrop, a stand wall, a foyer feature. At those sizes also compare a media wall, which gives you a seamless fabric backdrop for a similar spend.

Designing one that works

  • The bottom 150mm is dead. It sits inside the base, and anything you put there disappears. Never put your phone number down there.
  • Aim the message at eye height. The top third is what people read walking past. Logo and headline live there, detail below.
  • Six words, then stop. A banner is read from two or three metres away in a couple of seconds. If it needs a paragraph, it needs a brochure instead.
  • Leave the dates off. The banner will outlast the event. Keep prices and dates on a cheap reprint like a corflute sign beside it, and the banner stays useful for years.
  • Watch the background. Full-bleed dark colours show every handling mark. A lighter background ages better.

Looking after it

Roll it back into the base every time rather than leaving it standing for weeks, because the print keeps its shape better wound up. Do not fold it, ever, because a crease in banner media is permanent. Store the bag flat or standing, not with heavy things on top of it. Wipe marks off with a barely damp cloth, never a solvent.

When the message changes you do not need new hardware. Ask us for a replacement graphic for the base you already own and we will quote just the print.

Where they earn their keep

Expos and trade shows

The backbone of a small stand. Two pull-ups either side of a table is a complete, credible presence. See exhibition displays for the full kit.

Reception and foyers

A permanent brand piece in an office, clinic or gym entry. Change it seasonally without touching the walls.

Real estate

Opens, auctions and display homes. Sets up in the lounge room in seconds and packs away before the next inspection.

Sports and community clubs

Sponsor banners for presentation nights and home games. Order a set at once and the per-banner price drops sharply.

Conferences and speaking

A branded backdrop behind a speaker, or either side of a lectern. Also what shows up in every photo taken on the day.

Markets and pop-ups

Identifies your stall from down the aisle and fits in the car with everything else. Pair it with teardrop flags for height.

Artwork specifications

Bottom allowance
Keep 150mm clear, it sits in the base
Colour
CMYK, not RGB
Resolution
150dpi at final size
Bleed
Full bleed, we trim to the model
File type
Print-ready PDF, fonts outlined
In the box
Printed banner, base, pole, padded carry bag

Every model has its own exact print size, so tell us which one you are ordering before your designer starts and we will send the right template. A graphic set up for the Standard 850mm will not fit the Wide 1200mm.

Download a free pull up banner template →

Frequently asked questions

Economy or premium base?

The Standard 850mm base is fine for a banner that lives in an office and comes out occasionally. The Premium 850mm with the black base has heavier hardware and a smoother mechanism, and it is the one to buy if the banner lives in a car and gets set up every week. Same print, better mechanism.

What's in the box?

The printed banner already loaded into its base, the support pole in sections, and a padded carry bag. There is nothing to assemble beyond clipping the pole together and lifting the banner up.

What does a pull up banner cost?

The Standard 850mm is $156 including GST and delivery, or $1,333 for ten which is about $133 each. Compact 600mm is $217, double sided 850mm $321, premium black base $357, wide 1200mm $367, extra wide 1800mm $700 and giant 2400mm $932.

Which size should I choose?

The Standard 850mm suits almost every stand, foyer and shopfront and is also the cheapest, so start there. Go Compact 600mm for tight spaces, Wide 1200mm or larger when you need presence behind a stage or across a stand wall.

How long does it take to set up?

About twenty seconds and no tools. Stand the base, clip the pole together, lift the banner and hook it on. Packing down is the same in reverse.

How much of my design gets hidden?

The bottom 150mm sits inside the base and is not visible. It is the single most common artwork mistake on pull up banners, so never put your phone number or website down there. Keep the important message in the top third, at eye height.

Can I get a new print for a base I already own?

Yes, and it is much cheaper than a new banner. Tell us the model you own and we will quote the replacement graphic on its own. Hardware lasts for years, messages do not.

Should I put dates or prices on it?

We would say no. The banner will outlast the event or the promotion, and the moment a date is wrong the whole banner is useless. Keep the banner evergreen and put the changing detail on a cheap corflute sign next to it.

How do I store it?

Roll it back into the base rather than leaving it standing for weeks. Never fold banner media, because a crease is permanent. Store the bag flat or upright with nothing heavy on top, and wipe any marks with a barely damp cloth, never a solvent.

Are they suitable outdoors?

Only in still conditions and only briefly. A pull up banner is an indoor product and it will blow over. For outdoor use choose teardrop flags, an A-frame or a hemmed vinyl banner, all of which are built for wind.

Do you deliver Australia-wide?

Yes, and standard delivery is already in the price on this page. We are on the Sunshine Coast at Baringa and often deliver locally ourselves.

What file do you need?

A print-ready PDF in CMYK at 150dpi final size with fonts outlined. Tell us which model you are ordering before your designer starts, because each one has its own print size and a Standard 850mm graphic will not fit a Wide 1200mm.

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