Banner printing
Which banner lasts outside and which one doesn't
PVC and roller banners printed, hemmed, and eyeleted, one at a time if that’s all you want.
You get a banner that can go straight up when it lands, with the edges and the fixings already sorted. Single orders are normal here, not an inconvenience.
What you get from cheap banner printing in Somerset
Where it’s going decides most of it. Outside on railings or a fence, you want PVC with hemmed edges and eyelets, because a raw edge frays and a banner without eyelets ends up cable-tied through a hole somebody made with a screwdriver. If the wind gets at it, mesh lets air through instead of behaving like a sail. Inside, at a show or in reception, a roller banner is the easier answer: it lives in its own case, goes up without tools, and comes down without a ladder. Size matters less than text size. A banner read from a passing car needs a few big words, not a paragraph, and your phone number has to be legible at that distance. Measure the gap you’re filling and send that over. You get artwork built to your measurement instead of a standard size that nearly fits.
Questions people actually ask
Can you do just the one
Yes. One banner is a normal order here. You won’t be pushed into a set you’ve nowhere to hang, and the price doesn’t hinge on you taking spares you’ll never unroll.
Will it last through a Somerset winter
PVC copes with rain and wind fine. What kills banners is a loose corner flapping all night, so use every eyelet and pull it tight against the fence rather than leaving slack.
My logo is only a photo on my phone
Send it anyway and you’ll be told straight whether it holds up. A small logo blown up to banner size goes fuzzy, so it can be redrawn clean before anything gets printed.
What will it cost
Depends what you want, so ask. Ring 01823 242424 or email info@reor.co.uk, tell us what you need, and you get a price. One job, one price, done.