Shopfront Sale Banners
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PVC Banners for Retail & Shopfronts
A banner above the door tells the street you are open, on sale or newly arrived. Ours are PVC vinyl banners in six sizes, all 1000mm tall and from 1000mm to 6000mm wide, single sided, with eyelets on all sides at 500mm spacing, from one banner. The large format reads from across the road.
A typical use: a shop hangs a banner across its awning for an end-of-season sale, and a pop-up retailer uses one as a temporary sign above a shopfront. Measure the frontage first, and confirm with your landlord or shopping centre whether external banners are allowed. Tie at every eyelet to stop flapping in wind. Dispatch is 2 to 3 business days after your artwork is approved, depending on the quantity tier. See our PVC banner guide.
Worked example. A homewares shop in a strip of shops orders one banner for its end-of-financial-year sale, with the word SALE in large type and the dates. The banner hangs along the awning at 500mm eyelet spacing. After the sale the shop rolls up the banner and stores it for the next campaign, ordering a new banner only when the design changes.
How Retail & Shopfronts uses PVC Banners
Sale and promotion banners
Large percentages and dates are readable from the other side of the road.
Grand opening and pop-up shops
A banner above a temporary shopfront establishes the business quickly.
Seasonal campaigns
Christmas, Easter and end-of-financial-year banners can be stored and reused.
Market and event stalls
Hang a banner at the back of a stall.
Design tips
Keep the message to five words or fewer, with the offer in the biggest type. Use two high-contrast colours. Keep text away from the eyelets. Choose a layout that reads from an angle, because most people see a banner while walking past. Tie at every eyelet.
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PVC Banners for Retail & Shopfronts: FAQs
What size fits a typical shopfront?
Banners come in six sizes, all 1000mm tall and from 1000mm to 6000mm wide, and the longer sizes suit awnings. Measure your frontage and check landlord rules before ordering.
Are shopfront banners weather-resistant?
PVC vinyl is made for outdoor use. Fix at every eyelet and take it down in severe wind.
What is the minimum order?
From one banner.
Do I need approval to hang a banner outside?
Check with your landlord, centre management and council.
Can I reuse a banner?
Yes, if the message is generic. Keep dates on a separate sign or order a new banner for each campaign.