£37.00
£55.20 (inc. VAT)
Tough, breathable and made for exposed sites.
Mesh banners use tiny perforations to let air pass through the print. The face stays flatter in wind and the message stays readable. They are ideal on scaffolding, perimeter fences, car parks and large facades. We print and finish mesh banners in-house and supply the hardware you need for safe fixing to scaffolding, wall brackets and frames.
Mesh banners are widely used across construction sites, retail parks, stadiums, universities, museums, hotels and busy city centres. Every banner is sized to your space and finished for the conditions on site.
it’s engaging, professional, and gives visitors a reason to explore your blog for real-world examples and industry knowledge.
We help you balance weight, visibility and lifespan.
Lightweight for short campaigns and sheltered areas
Everyday grade for hoardings and general scaffolds
Large spans and coastal or exposed sites
All grades are durable and weather resistant with micro-perforations that spill wind while keeping graphics legible.
Want a greener spec? We segregate print waste, recycle metals and power production with renewables. To see how we do this, visit our sustainability and environmental practices.
The right size depends on viewing distance, scaffold bay sizes and wind exposure. We confirm final dims before print.
Bay banners for scaffold lifts and podium levels
Panels for retail parks and universities
And larger for stadiums and full facade branding
calculated to BS standards with mesh options for exposed locations
Need help choosing letter heights and viewing distances? Contact our team and we’ll confirm the best size.
Keep main headings bold with clear contrast. For car parks and roads, larger letter heights improve readability at speed. For pedestrian areas, smaller type can work but keep key messages simple.
Mesh is lighter than solid PVC at similar sizes, which helps during install at height. Heavy grades are chosen when spans are long or exposure is high.
See examples of sizes on real projects in our photo gallery.
Mesh banners can be fitted to many surfaces and structures.
For large or high-level work, our fit teams plan safe access and agree on the fixing method in advance. To see similar installs, read our case studies.
For inspiration across sectors like retail, hospitality and construction, browse our industry pages.
Unroll the banner on a clean surface. Check the orientation. Fix the top edge first using the chosen ties or keder track. Work outwards and then down the sides, keeping even tension. Avoid over-tightening a single corner. Finish along the bottom edge and recheck the face for creases. On scaffolds, check ties after the first strong wind and again at regular intervals.
If you prefer us to handle installation, contact us for nationwide fitting.
A simple routine keeps banners looking good for longer.
Putting up a banner doesn’t take long. Start by fixing it evenly across the top and bottom using the supplied fittings. For ceiling or lamp post installations, follow the instructions provided with the kit to ensure a safe and secure fit. Larger banners are easier to manage with two people, as this helps keep the tension even across the surface. Prefer us to handle it? Our team can install banners nationwide.
Mesh is a perforated material that allows air to pass through. It reduces wind load, which helps on scaffolds, fences and exposed elevations. PVC is solid and suits sheltered areas or smaller panels.
Graphics read clearly at typical viewing distances. We recommend bold colour blocks and clean type. Fine detail is possible but keep key messages high contrast.
Use lighter mesh for short-term campaigns and sheltered streets. Choose mid to heavy grades for long runs, coastal sites and big spans. We match the grade to your exposure and size.
Yes. We produce mesh building banners and coverings for facades and scaffold runs. Large wraps are supplied in labelled sections for ease of handling and alignment.
Most installs use cable ties or bungee cords through hemmed eyelets, spaced at regular intervals. Corners are reinforced. On long runs we may add webbing and extra ties at joint lines.
We do. Mesh panels can be fitted to banner frames on walls or freestanding structures. We also supply wall brackets and perimeter rails when cladding needs protection.
Yes. The material is durable and weather resistant. UV or latex inks resist fading and the perforations help spill wind. Regular checks keep everything secure.
We treat mesh as single sided due to perforations. For two-way impact on streets, consider Lamp Post Banners or a pair of opposing mesh panels.
Yes. FR-rated mesh can be specified for internal concourses and covered venues that require certification.
Lifespan varies with exposure, size and handling. Mid to heavy grades with reinforced finishing last longer on exposed sites. We will advise a sensible refresh cycle for your location.
Yes. Share basic measurements and we will suggest practical panel sizes that align with scaffold bays or fence runs. For examples of typical sizes, view our photo gallery.
We do. We print and finish in Liverpool and deliver nationwide. Installation is available on request.
We recycle metals, segregate print waste and track energy use closely. To see the detail, visit our sustainability and environmental practices.
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