4' x 100' BANNER -

[encadtech]

This is the largest banner that I have produced and installed to date. This was for a 1 day event. We produced, installed, and removed banner from site. Was a cool project. The banner frame was fabricated from 1" PVC. Used Solvex 13oz matte banner w/ 106 bungee balls.

 

[omgsideburns]

Who's Ben McNeal?

Must be special.

No one would ever do that for me.

=(

 

[J Hill Designs]

wow Ben McNeal must be special...

 

[Mosh]

What did you get for it? How is it hung on the building?

Fun job.

 

[encadtech]

Unfortunately this young man is suffering from Lou Gehrig's Disease. The CEO of this company met him and wanted to do something special for him. I assembled a PVC banner frame onsite and attached the banner. To suspend the banner - I fabricated a 4x4 3/4 plywood square and attached a 2 1/2" pipe U to the center. I stacked 4 20 gallon buckets on each square and then filled with water. Water weighing 8.3 lbs a gallon - each weight point weighed 665 lbs. 4 of these pick points were put on top of the building. These were attached to the banner frame and then the frame was hoisted into position on the side of the building. 2 men - 1 day to install - Out the door cost was $4600 for fabrication, install, and removal of the banner.

 

[JR's]

wow!!!

 

[Pat Whatley]

Out the door cost was $4600

I'm willing to bet Ben McNeil would have rather had the extra $4600.

 

[Letterbox Mike]

That's pretty awesome. And that's ALOT of PVC pipe!

 

[signmeup]

I'm willing to bet Ben McNeil would have rather had the extra $4600.

Me too.
That would pay for a lot of hookers. (hey, if I'm dying... just sayin'.)