Banners77 products
Printed banners for shop fronts, fences, events and building sites. Choose 440gsm PVC for a bright solid print, 400gsm PVC-free for indoor and venue use, or 260gsm mesh where wind is a problem.
- Banners by Size 21
- Event & Sports Banners 2
- Heras Fence & Barrier Banners 3
- Mesh Banners 5
- Occasion & Celebration Banners 17
- PVC Banners 12
- Retail & Sale Banners 3
- School & Education Banners 8
- Wedding Banners 6
8ft x 4ft Mesh Banner
2m x 1m Mesh Banner
3m x 1m Mesh Banner
3m x 2m Mesh Banner
4m x 1m Mesh Banner
A printed banner is a sheet of PVC, PVC-free or mesh material printed full colour, usually hemmed with eyelets so it can be tied to railings, fences or frames. Pick a stock size or enter your own, choose the material and finishing, and the live price updates. Every price includes free standard UK mainland delivery and no VAT is added.
Banners: questions answered
Which banner material should I choose?
Use 440gsm PVC for most outdoor banners, 260gsm mesh for long fence runs, scaffolding and windy sites, and 400gsm PVC-free for indoor displays or venues that ask for PVC-free materials.
What is the most popular banner size?
1829 × 914 mm (6 × 3 ft) (1829 × 914 mm) is the most common size for shop fronts and fences. 2438 × 914 mm (8 × 3 ft) and 2000 × 1000 mm are also popular.
Can I order a custom size?
Yes. Use Custom Size Banners to enter any width and height, and the price is worked out live.
How are banners fixed?
Through the eyelets with cable ties, rope or bungees. Tie every eyelet so the banner stays tight.
Do you check my artwork?
Yes. Every file is checked and you get a digital proof before anything is printed.
Is VAT added?
No. Web Print & Signs is not VAT registered, so the price shown is the price you pay.
Guides for banners
PVC or mesh banner: which do you need?
How solid PVC, mesh and PVC-free banners differ, and which one to choose for fences, shop fronts and exposed sites.
Read the guideBuying guideWhat size banner do I need?
Work out the right banner size from the space, the reading distance and your message.
Read the guide