Outdoor Banner Format and Fixing Guide | UK Feather Flags

Outdoor Banner Format and Fixing Guide

Explore banner and forecourt print options for site boundaries and promotional displays. Choose the format for the surface or hardware available, then confirm dimensions, finishing and artwork before ordering your branded print.

Plan the specification before ordering

Use this checklist to prepare the details for your order. It is designed to help you choose and specify the product; follow the instructions supplied with your selected system for assembly, operation and care.

1. Identify the display support

Confirm whether the print will attach to fencing or to a compatible flag system. Measure the actual hardware and record the required attachment points. A product name alone does not confirm the finished fit.

2. Plan the visible message

Consider the viewing distance and whether the print will be interrupted by posts, fixings or nearby objects. Use a clear headline and place essential branding where it remains visible when the display is installed.

3. Confirm finishing and artwork

Check the chosen template and ask about the finishing required for the support. Supply separate labelled artwork for each version. Do not scale a file from a different product without checking its proportions and safe areas.

4. Check the installation guidance

Follow the instructions for the print and supporting system, including any restrictions on outdoor use. Keep the finished specification for reorders and recheck measurements when the support or location changes.

Questions to resolve before you order

Can a fence banner be used as a flag?

They have different finishing and support requirements. Choose the product intended for the display system rather than substituting one for the other.

What is needed for a repeat banner order?

Provide the previous order reference, final size, finishing, artwork version and any changes to the intended support or location.

Explore the relevant products

Explore banners or request a quote with your product specification, quantity and required date.