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The PVC advertising banner remains the most effective display for dressing a large surface visible from a distance: a building facade, construction site scaffolding, a shipping container repurposed as a communication display, or the back wall of a stand at a trade show. This range is designed for businesses, developers, event organisers and retailers looking to fill space with a strong message, without the rigidity constraints of a panel or a structure. Built to withstand outdoor conditions, it comes in several materials and finishes depending on how long it will be displayed and the fixing method available on site. Choosing the right type of banner depends above all on its final use: a permanent facade doesn't have the same requirements as a one-off event running for a few days.
On a construction site, the banner dresses the scaffolding while flagging a work zone, turning a temporarily unsightly space into a genuine advertising display. In town centres, it covers a facade under renovation or advertises on a storage container repurposed as urban signage, a solution increasingly used for its strong visibility in dense areas.
A solid PVC banner delivers intense colour rendering and full opacity, ideal for a standard advertising message on a surface sheltered from the wind. Mesh fabric, perforated at regular intervals, lets some air and light through, making it essential at height or on exposed sites where a solid banner would catch too much wind.
Unlike a standard roller banner or panel, a stand or facade banner is made to measure to the exact dimensions of the surface being covered, from a small accent piece up to very large facades covering dozens of square metres. This dimensional flexibility makes it the go-to display for any project whose measurements don't fit any standard catalogue size.
Metal eyelets, side pockets or corner reinforcements are added depending on the fixing method planned on site: tension straps, a stretched frame or fixing rails. This made-to-measure finishing guarantees the banner holds evenly over time, with no tearing at the anchor points, which remain the most mechanically stressed areas.
Large-format digital printing faithfully reproduces any graphic, logo or photograph across the entire surface of the PVC advertising banner, at a resolution matched to the expected reading distance. On a double-height container display, this ability to customise a whole surface turns a simple storage unit into a genuine urban advertising panel.
For retail facades, sporting events, product launches, the large format tarpaulin attracts attention from a very long distance. Combine with a advertising sidewalk stop on the ground for complete multi-level communication.
For construction sites and temporary events, the printed tarpaulin transforms construction site barriers into advertising media (sponsors, event communication). Combine with our advertising barriers for a complete device.
We produce each advertising banner to your exact dimensions, with no imposed format: from 1x2 m for a shop window up to 6x4 m and beyond for large brand facades. The 510 g/m² PVC is cut and welded to the precise format of your project, with peripheral hems and eyelets every 30 to 50 cm. For very large surfaces, the strips are high frequency welded to guarantee perfect sealing. A openwork mesh tarpaulin remains recommended beyond 6 m² on a facade exposed to the wind.
A 510 g/m² PVC tarpaulin treated with UV protection retains its colors between 2 and 5 years permanently outdoors, depending on exposure to the sun and climate. In strong south-facing sunlight, allow 2 to 3 years before a slight fading; in the shade or in a northern exposure, 4 to 5 years without visible deterioration. The latex and eco-solvent inks we use are UV, rain and frost resistant up to -30°C. For one-off event use, the same tarpaulin can be reused dozens of times if it is cleaned and stored rolled up.
A large format tarpaulin is fixed with its crimped metal eyelets distributed every 30 to 50 cm around the perimeter. On the facade, use elastic tensioners, clamps or nylon cord passed through each eyelet and anchored to the support. On a tubular structure, buckle bungee cords ensure regular tension without tearing the PVC. For large areas exposed to the wind, choose a micro-perforated mesh tarpaulin and double the attachment points at the corners, the most stressed areas. A reinforced hem prevents any tearing of the eyelets.
Our tarpaulins are printed in high definition up to 1440 dpi on a large format plotter, in enhanced CMYK four-color process. The latex and eco-solvent inks penetrate PVC for dense areas, sharp gradients and vivid UV-resistant colors. The rendering remains perfectly readable both at short distance and several tens of meters for a facade. We faithfully reproduce your graphic charter and your Pantone colors, with a colorimetric check before launch. On request, a digital proof will be sent to you for validation of visuals and texts.
Provide a vector file (PDF, AI or EPS) with the actual dimensions of the tarpaulin, or at a scale of 1:10 if the format is very large. The texts must be vectorized and the colors defined in CMYK, not in RGB, for faithful rendering. If you are working with a raster image, aim for 100 to 150 dpi at real size: more than enough for a tarpaulin viewed from a distance. Allow 3 to 5 cm bleed around the design for the hem and eyelets. Our studio checks each file for free and alerts you before printing in the event of insufficient resolution or colorimetric profile.
The price of a personalized advertising banner depends above all on the surface area and weight. In PVC 510 g/m² with HD printing, hems and eyelets included, count from around ten euros per m² for small formats, the price per m² dropping sharply on large surfaces. A wind-proof mesh tarpaulin or reinforced PVC 680 g/m² increases the price slightly. No plate or template fees are charged, and the file remains reusable for identical reprints. Ask for a precise quote: we estimate each project according to your exact dimensions and the chosen finish.
Once your file has been validated, an advertising banner is generally printed, hemmed and eyeleted in 3 to 5 working days, delivery included for common formats. For urgent orders, an express service within 24 to 48 hours is available on standard PVC tarpaulins. Very large formats welded by strips, special finishes or mesh tarpaulins may require a few additional days. The deadline starts upon receipt of the validated BAT: preparing a compliant file in advance saves valuable time. Contact us to schedule a delivery date for your event.
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The decision to invest in an advertising tarpaulin rather than in a rigid panel or a kakemono arises as soon as the surface to be covered exceeds the standard dimensions or the supporting support is irregular, such as scaffolding, a facade under construction or a maritime container. Its lightness and flexibility make it possible to cover surfaces that no rigid structure could cover so simply, while remaining transportable and storable once folded between two uses. It is a particularly relevant choice for temporary operations with high visibility, renovation projects in the city center, large-scale event decoration or urban communication on repurposed furniture, where a rigid support would be both more expensive to transport and more complex to adapt to the existing structure.
A stand tarpaulin intended for a single site or operation can be designed as a limited-use support, with no particular reconditioning requirements after removal. Conversely, a tarpaulin redeployed over several exhibitions or events during the year deserves particular care when dismantling and storing, otherwise the marked folds and traces of humidity accumulated from one event to another end up visibly altering the rendering of the print.
A tarpaulin installed facing south, exposed to UV rays all day long, will discolor more quickly than a tarpaulin placed in the partial shade of a building or facing north. This parameter, rarely anticipated at the time of ordering, nevertheless directly influences the visual freshness of the message over the duration of the display. For display on superimposed containers, the side most exposed to the sun should ideally carry the least critical message over time, reserving the best protected side for the main visual of the campaign.
A properly maintained and stored tarpaulin can be used over several successive campaigns without significant loss of visual quality, which fundamentally changes the budget calculation compared to a support designed for single use. Considering the tarpaulin as a reusable asset rather than a one-off expense encourages investment in careful installation and storage from the first use, to preserve the profitability of the entire system over time.
Between two installations, the tarpaulin must be cleaned with clean water and dried thoroughly before being folded, otherwise the trapped humidity encourages the appearance of mold which will permanently stain the canvas. The folding itself deserves particular attention: folding systematically along the same lines avoids the formation of marked creases which remain visible once the tarpaulin is re-stretched on its next support.
Anticipating these parameters from the design phase of the project, and not at the time of installation, allows you to obtain a large format display which retains its visual impact throughout the duration of the campaign, whether it is an operation lasting a few days or a display redeployed several times during the year.
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