
Fabric banners
Create a softer finish for your display with printed fabric graphics.
A printed fabric skin pulled tight over a frame gives a clean, glare-free wall with no visible panel gaps. Tension fabric displays suit exhibitors, retailers and event teams who want a large graphic that folds down small and can be reskinned for the next show.

The way the graphic grips the frame shapes both the look and the changeover time:
A graphic made for one system will not fit another, so identify your hardware before you order. If you already own frames, tell us the make or send a measured sketch.
Fabric stretches, and it is made slightly smaller than the frame so that tension pulls it flat. That allowance varies with the fabric and the system, which is why exact frame dimensions matter so much. For an existing frame, measure between the channels and note any cross bars that might show through. Images print with a little bleed that tucks away, so avoid running borders or fine text close to the edge. Dye sublimation inks sit within the fibres, giving a soft, matt surface.
Lit tension fabric displays need a fabric that diffuses light evenly, so mention this at the start and see our backlit displays for the differences. For travel, fabric rolls or folds, but creases can take time to fall out, so unpack early. Many venues ask for evidence of flame retardancy, so check the rules in your event manual before ordering. Our fabric banners page covers lighter options, and exhibition displays shows how these frames fit into a whole stand.
Yes, and that is a major reason to choose one. Keep the frame and order a new fabric skin for the next campaign, as long as it is made for the same size and edge system.
Most fall away once it is under tension. For stubborn ones, follow the care instructions for that fabric, as some can be lightly steamed. Unpack and fit it ahead of the event to allow time.

Create a softer finish for your display with printed fabric graphics.

Bring your stand together with printed graphics and portable display systems.

Design for light with graphics made for illuminated display systems.
Tell us what you’re making. We’ll help you plan the print.