Suggestion for - Fabric for roll up banner stand

[JoeBoomer]

We want to use fabric instead of normal curl-free film for our pop up banner stands. We have an HP 360 (Latex).

Anyone have any suggestions (ideally stocked by Grimco)?

Again, fabric not film or banner material.



Thanks team!

 

[TimToad]

We use only Ultraflex Blockout material on retractables. It pulls in and out smoothly, has a nice matte finish and the edges don't curl.

 

[P Wagner]

We want to use fabric instead of normal curl-free film for our pop up banner stands. We have an HP 360 (Latex).

Anyone have any suggestions (ideally stocked by Grimco)?

Again, fabric not film or banner material.



Thanks team!

Aberdeen's '8100 Banner Stand' is the first that comes to mind. It is a knit polyester that is quite opaque (as uncoated polyester textiles go), and it has the added bonus of being cold-cuttable without fray. Just make sure that the fixture's canister is physically large enough to hold the rolled up 8100 - it is on the thick side.

To the best of my knowledge, Grimco does distribute at least some Aberdeen textile media products.

 

[BigfishDM]

I am not Grimco but have several FABRIC banner stand options for Latex. I have 8,9, and 15oz polyesters and I also have double sided blockout fabric. I understand if you would like to use Grimco but thought I would let you know what I offer for that application.

 

[Graphics@ToysForTrucks]

interested

I am not Grimco but have several FABRIC banner stand options for Latex. I have 8,9, and 15oz polyesters and I also have double sided blockout fabric. I understand if you would like to use Grimco but thought I would let you know what I offer for that application.

I currently use the Roll-up from Grimco, I really want something thicker and more durable. I have a HP L25500.
would love an E-mail with some options


VisioAudio_graphics@yahoo.com


Thanks!

 

[ProColorGraphics]

I currently use the Roll-up from Grimco, I really want something thicker and more durable. I have a HP L25500.
would love an E-mail with some options


VisioAudio_graphics@yahoo.com


Thanks!

What durability issues have you had? I use Roll-Up all of the time and have never had an issue.

 

[Graphics@ToysForTrucks]

What durability issues have you had? I use Roll-Up all of the time and have never had an issue.

For short term use, its fine. but when using it at trade shows, and you constantly retract them in and out, they start to kink.