Most, traditional banner stands are 2 dimensional in appearance and have a flat graphic that can be single or double sided.
New, fabric based display banners are providing the ability to create different, interesting shapes such as the collection of Icon banner stands shown here that Printdesigns Limited produced for The BBC.
The Icon Banner Stand uses an oval profile base and a simply upright support pole and shaped top section. The printed graphic is hung over the frame and a silicone bead sewn at the bottom of the print push-fits into the oval base to secure and tension the fabric.
Printing for the stands is produced using a dye sublimation process which allows the prints to be crumpled or folded for convenient store and transportation without causing damage to the print itself. Should the prints become dirty or marked after repeat use, the fabric can even be machine washed.
TEXStyle Icon banner stands are available with a choice of two upright shape profiles and due to the 3 dimensional shape can be viewed from any angle which makes them an ideal banner stand for use in open, public places where traffic may approach from various directions.
