Mesh

Mesh Banners

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60"

36"

8oz coated polyester 37% airflow — Single-Sided

Grommets: top & bottom

Keep text & logos inside the red line — edges may be trimmed by grommets or welded folds (1.25")

8oz coated polyester 37% airflow · $4.15 / sq ft · 15.0 sq ft

Per unit$62.25
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$62.25 total

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Welding

Included free

The banner edges are heat-welded (not just hemmed) for a stronger, cleaner finish. Required if you're adding rope.

Grommets

Included free

Metal rings punched through the banner edge so you can hang it with rope, zip ties, or bungee cords. The most common way to hang a banner outdoors.

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Pole pocket

+$1.70/linear ft + $17 setup (once per order)

A sewn sleeve along the top (or bottom) edge that a pole slides through. Great for trade show displays, storefront banners, and anywhere you're using a pole or stand.

To add pole pocket, you must first remove grommets, welding, and rope.

Rope

+$1.70/linear ft

500 lb nylon cord welded into the top or bottom edge with 2 ft of slack on each end — for tying to fences, posts, or structures.

To add rope, you must first add welding, remove grommets, and remove pole pockets.

Webbing

Edge Webbing

$1.70/LINEAR FT

Reinforced sewn edge along top and bottom. Recommended for banners wider than 8 feet.

Webbing coming soon — contact us for manual orders.

About this product

Mesh banner material is 8oz coated polyester woven with 37% airflow — the open weave lets wind pass through rather than pushing against the banner, which is why mesh is the usual choice for fence lines and open spans.

Finishing is part of the configuration: welded hems, grommets with a choice of placement and spacing, pole pockets, and rope. Rated for indoor and outdoor use.

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