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Custom Pole Banners

Pole banners are printed on blockout vinyl and are available in a wide range of sizes, making them highly visible and perfect for outdoor advertising. They can be printed on both sides to maximize visibility, impacting pedestrians and drivers passing by on either side of the street.

The durability of the material makes them well-suited for most outdoor conditions. We also have several Ecoformat™ eco-friendly options that can be recycled.

Allow us to help you select the best materials for your pole banners and save money while making environmentally wise decisions.

FAQ’s

  • Printed on both sides for greatest visibility
  • 30×60″ is the most popular size, but our pole banners are available in a wide range of sizes
  • Steel pole or wall mounted
  • Mounting kits are included if needed
  • Professional Installation, removal and recycling available
  • Creative hand-off // or complete design services are available
  • Comprehensive Project Management
Pole Banners Pier 70 Seattle produces and installed by SuperGraphics

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