Vinyl Banners
Our Vinyl Banners are custom-printed PVC banners built for durability — the hard-wearing choice for outdoor and high-traffic branding. Printed in full colour and finished with hemmed edges and eyelets, they can be tied to fencing, scaffolding, balustrades, marquees or walls. Weather-resistant and easy to transport, they're a practical branding solution for sporting events, festivals, construction hoardings, expos and outdoor activations across Sydney.
- Custom-printed heavy-duty PVC vinyl
- Full-colour print, any custom size
- Hemmed edges with eyelets for easy fixing
- Weather-resistant — suits outdoor use
- Ties to fencing, scaffolding, marquees or walls
- Supply print-ready artwork or we can design it
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Vinyl is heavy-duty PVC — weather-resistant and best for outdoor or high-traffic use. Fabric has a softer matt finish with no glare, which looks more premium indoors and on camera. Choose vinyl for durability, fabric for finish.
Yes — vinyl is the outdoor option. It handles wind and weather well when secured properly through the eyelets. For exposed sites we'll advise on fixing points and wind slits.
You can supply a print-ready file, or our design team can create the artwork for you at an additional cost. Let us know which you'd prefer when you enquire.
They're printed to custom size, so tell us your space or fixing points and we'll recommend dimensions that suit.
Eyelets are added along the edges so they can be cable-tied or rope-tied to fencing, scaffolding, frames or balustrades. We can advise on the best fixing method for your site.
Yes — if your branding stays the same, vinyl banners hold up well across multiple events. Roll rather than fold them for storage to avoid creasing.
Sporting events, festivals, outdoor activations, construction hoardings, expos, school events and anywhere branding needs to survive the weather.
