This
job was done for AAA Motor Club. It was comprised of 4) 10' high x 8' wide
banners with pole pockets mounted inside the second floor windows.
This
menu board accompanies a 1915 Model T popcorn truck (seen elsewhere on this
website) as it goes from promotions to festivals. The menu is made from
Omegaboard (thick vinyl coated exterior plywood) with engine-turned gold leaf
lettering. The shape really adds character to the sign.
This
banner is a combination of conventional vinyl and digital printing.
This
banner is 25’ tall and 15’ wide. The message can be read from the expressway
¼ mile away.
31”W
x 99”H Boulevard banners for downtown Naperville. Pole pockets are sewn at the
top and bottom to slide on the street light pole brackets.
This trailer has an 8’x47’ banner attached to it. The entire banner
was digitallyprinted.
31”W
x 99”H Boulevard banners for downtown Naperville. Pole pockets are sewn at the
top and bottom to slide on the street light pole brackets.
12’ vertical banner for a bar & grill. Mounting the
structure to hold the banner taught took quite a bit of engineering. Pockets on
3 sides house the galvanized pipe. Extra large pipe flanges were mounted to the
building.
This
banner and stand make a quick setup and tear down at shows.
Decobrite
nylon banner with gold vinyl lettering. Gold fringe was added to give a more
elegant look. Brass plated café rods are used to keep banner hanging flat &
smooth.