Panaflex & Tarpaulin
The fastest, cheapest way to put a message somewhere large. Quoted in feet, the way the trade actually works — a 4 × 12 ft tarpaulin is a 4 × 12 ft tarpaulin. Where a span catches wind we specify mesh instead of solid flex, because a solid face on an exposed run tears itself off its fixings.
Specification
- UV-printed panaflex and flex face
- Mesh tarpaulin for wind-exposed spans
- Eyelets, welded hems and rope finishing
- Design, print and installation in one scope
Where it goes
- Promotional and event banners
- Construction hoarding graphics
- Lightbox and flex-face replacement
- Large temporary wall coverage
Before you ask
What actually moves the price.
Material is rarely the expensive part. Access, removal and power are what separate two quotes for the same sign — so here is the list, before you spend a week collecting numbers you cannot compare.
- 01Printed area, quoted by the square foot
- 02Solid flex or mesh, set by wind exposure
- 03Finishing — eyelets, welded hems, rope
- 04Whether we install it or you collect it
How it runs
The same seven stages, whatever we're building.
- 01
Enquiry
Size, location, material, lighted or not.
- 02
Site survey
Measurement, access, mounting conditions.
- 03
Quotation
Scope, inclusions, exclusions, timing, terms.
- 04
Design
Layout and proof, revised until approved.
- 05
Procurement
Downpayment releases materials and production.
- 06
Fabrication
Built in-house or with specialist partners.
- 07
Installation
Delivery, mounting, inspection, turnover.
Where we've done this
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Tell us four things and we can quote you.
Size
Width and height, in feet if you have it
Location
Where it goes, and what it mounts to
Material
Or tell us what it's for and we'll advise
Lighted?
Changes the build completely