Fence Banner Features and Specs
What goes into our fence banners: materials, finishing, printing and everything included.
What They're Made Of
- Printed on hard-wearing vinyl banner stock
- Available in three weights: standard 13oz matte, 18oz heavy-duty and 8oz mesh vinyl
- 13oz matte gives you a rich, flat finish with no glare and zero reflections
- Three-layer 18oz heavy-duty vinyl is extra durable, built for maximum strength
- 8oz mesh vinyl is perforated to let more air through the banner, which suits exposed fences and other locations where wind could cause trouble
- Vinyl carries NFPA-701 fireproof certification
Available Dimensions
- Sizes range from 2' × 2' to 10' × 50'
- Banner heights start at 2 feet and top out at 10 feet
- Widths extend to a maximum of 50 feet
- Custom dimensions can be requested and are billed at the rate of the next larger standard size
Print Results
- Our 6-color HP Latex print technology reproduces your design in full color
- Each print runs at 6 passes and 1200 DPI using High Pass, High Quality Mode, keeping lettering crisp and artwork clean
- Expect smooth skin tones and gradients plus vivid color in your logos and text
- Prints come out smooth and non-tacky with no odor, and they resist both water and UV rays
Where to Hang Them
- Made to perform indoors and outdoors
- A good match for job sites, malls and retail developments, schools and universities, sports facilities, commercial properties, chain link fence lines, and the perimeters of concerts and events
- Go with solid vinyl when you want the most print coverage, or mesh when airflow matters more
- Large-format sizing is ideal for long perimeter runs and for sponsor displays, project branding, ads, announcements and repeat commercial orders
Edge Finishing
- All four sides are hemmed with fold-back heat welding at no extra charge
- Welded hems won't tear apart, which makes them stronger than any sewn, glued or taped edge
- The added edge reinforcement helps each banner endure pressure, everyday wear and rough weather
- Your banners travel rolled instead of folded, and we guarantee they'll be wrinkle-free
Grommet Choices
- We punch quality #2 metal grommets approximately 1/2 inch from the edge
- The grommets measure 3/4 inch and have a smooth 1/2 inch hole, so they won't chafe or fray cords or rope
- Pick the grommet count and mark the spots where you want them
- Use the grommets to fasten your banner with hooks, cords, rope or zip ties
Our Production Promise
- Printed and made in the USA
- Every file gets a manual artwork inspection before printing starts
- Protected by our No Hassle Guarantee
- Volume pricing is available on bulk orders
Customizing Your Banner
- Send us your own design, or build one from our online templates
- Edit the layout, fonts, graphics, colors and text however you like
- File formats we take: PSD, PDF, EPS, AI, PNG, JPEG and TIFF
- Artwork set up at actual size with 100 to 300 dpi prints best
Turnaround and Shipping Estimates
Please treat our production and delivery times as estimates, since weather, problems with artwork, carrier delays and other setbacks can change them. Once your order is placed and approved, production and shipping start on the following business day.
Orders ship only to addresses in the continental U.S.; PO Boxes and APO addresses aren't accepted.
Time in Production
- 1 banner takes 1 business day
- 5 banners take 1 business day
- 10 banners take 1 business day
- 20 banners take 2 business days
- 50 banners take 3 business days
Delivery Window
- Ground shipping arrives in 2 to 7 days
Large-Quantity Orders
- Large banner orders might take longer to produce
- How long production takes is driven by your chosen size, material, finish and quantity
- For rush orders, the sooner you order, the better
Fence Banners in the Real World
A few of the ways customers have put our fence banners to work:
- Sharing ticket details, 4-H livestock show information, sponsor names and visitor directions on a county fair's chain link fence
- Announcing new stores and a grand opening outside a shopping center, along with parking and the current entrance directions
- Wrapping a commercial development's construction fence to promote retail leasing and future shops and to point out an open sidewalk
- Lining a retail development's construction site with coming-soon store announcements, construction branding and available leasing space
- Promoting new homes and model homes at a residential development that's still being built
- Hanging on event barricades at a downtown summer festival with welcome messages, sponsors, food and drink, and live music
- Telling passersby at an apartment community about move-in specials, leasing, property tours and an open house
- Marking an Oktoberfest entrance with event hours, beer releases, local sponsors and VIP entry
- Promoting a car dealership's spring sale, financing options and certified used vehicles on a chain link perimeter fence
- Spreading the word about a garden center's spring plant sale, discounted shrubs and seasonal promotions
- Directing visitors into a downtown food festival at the gate, with details on tickets, vendors and live music
- A single large vinyl banner outside a residential leasing office announcing apartments for lease
- Advertising daily admission, season passes, group events and cabana rentals along a water park fence
Stuck on Something? Our Team Can Help.
Whether it's setting up artwork, uploading files or estimating shipping, we're glad to lend a hand. Reach us through the chat button at the bottom right of your screen, by phone or by email.
Fence Banner Questions, Answered
Which factors matter most when comparing custom fence banner options?
Look closely at the material, finished dimensions, how the edges are reinforced, where the grommets go, print quality, production time and pricing by quantity. On long fence runs, wind exposure and viewing distance can help you decide between mesh and solid vinyl. Big commercial runs stay consistent when every banner shares one size, material, finish and artwork spec.
How big should a construction banner be for a large fence or perimeter?
Begin with the fence space you have, how far away viewers will be and how much text or branding has to stay legible. Bigger construction banners are a strong fit for commercial developments, event perimeters, long fence lines and other spots where visibility counts. If a single continuous banner won't work, you can line up several matching ones instead.
When does mesh make more sense than solid vinyl for a fence banner?
Choose mesh for exposed locations where the wind has to move through the banner. Its perforations cut down on wind resistance yet still leave plenty of room for branding, sponsor logos, construction advertising or directional graphics. If full opacity and unbroken print coverage are more important than airflow, solid vinyl may be the better pick.
What's the best material for a construction fence banner?
For most fence banner jobs, 13oz matte vinyl does the trick and gives you a glare-free surface. Switch to 18oz heavy-duty vinyl when you want extra material strength, or pick 8oz mesh to let more air through in exposed spots. Your ideal choice depends on the size of the banner, the kind of fence, how much wind it faces and how you plan to use it.
Do construction site banners work for big projects that get installed again and again?
Absolutely. They work across extended fence lines, at multiple project entrances, through each phase of development and on recurring job sites. Keeping the dimensions, artwork, hems, material and grommet placement standard makes it simple to match one banner to the next. Larger quantities also let you repeat branding across one property or several sites.
How should grommets be arranged on a mesh fence banner?
It depends on the banner's size, the type of fence, how you're installing it and how much wind it will catch. On bigger mesh fence banners, spreading attachment points around more of the edge keeps tension from building up in just a few spots. Fasten the banner evenly so the material moves less and takes on less stress.
What makes a fence banner printing service worth choosing?
Review the material options, print resolution, finishing, grommet choices and production time, and make sure the printer can produce the sizes and quantities you need. Banners printed for outdoor fences also have to cope with UV rays, moisture, wind and the way they'll be mounted. Commercial buyers ordering several banners, or planning to reorder later, should weigh consistency too.
Will fence wraps suit sports venues, event sites, schools, universities and malls?
Yes. A fence wrap turns a long stretch of perimeter fencing into room for branding, sponsor recognition, announcements, wayfinding, ads or project graphics. Hang one large banner on its own, or repeat panels down a longer run of fence. When choosing material, factor in wind exposure, viewing distance, installation length and display time.
What's the difference between vinyl fence banners and mesh construction banners?
Solid vinyl gives you a continuous printed surface that's more opaque. Mesh construction banners are perforated so extra air can pass through, a real plus on exposed chain link fences and big perimeter installations. Pick the one that matches your project's priority: the most print coverage, or less wind resistance.
What do I need to confirm before ordering a construction fence banner online?
Before you check out, double-check the finished size, quantity, material, hems, where the grommets go, artwork requirements, and both production and shipping time. Big construction fence banners should be planned around the space where they'll go up and the distance people will view them from. Ordering several matching displays? Keep artwork and finishing specs identical.
