Comments on: Question On Banner Stand Heights

By: Trade Show Help

Trade Show Help — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 20:38:27 +0000

Yes there is an art grid where you would need to place your graphics to make sure they are the right size. I have attached an art grid for a dual height banner stand to this post so you can take a look. Remember that the art is needed full sized, it won't look right with taking a photo from a website and stretching it out to banner stand size, you may need to talk to a graphic designer to get a better idea of the art requirements. Art grid for 48" dual height banner stand

By: Dale Obrochta

Dale Obrochta — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 18:32:51 +0000

If I wanted to do a mock up before sending to the graphics department– Is it best to have the photos taken at 10 megapixels when I send them to you. I just trying to figure out how to develop a mock up so I know what I’m going to order. Or do you provide a “template” of some type so I can build it first and get an idea of what I would be ordering?

By: Trade Show Help

Trade Show Help — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 15:02:11 +0000

Hi Dale, Most of the better banner stands can be created so that the graphics can be shown either full height or 1/2 height. You can set up your art work on the grid for your banner stand so what when 1 pole is used only the top half of the graphic is shown. It takes a bit of creative talent getting the grid set up correctly but when done right it is a beautiful thing. This is a great way of creating an inexpensive portable table top display with the added versatility of being able to use it full height when the need warrants it. Here's a good example of a banner stand being used this way. Banner Stand Options