Banners & fabrics
A banner is the fastest way to be big and visible for a while. But a fabric that flaps, sags or fades after one season does your brand more harm than good. We work with the right materials, the right frames and the correct tension.
Choose your product type
All banners & fabrics
Prices are available in the Herva-Doublet Platform.
Buitentotem met kaderpaneel voor gespannen bâche
Buizenframe-doek op voet
Dwarslat 110 cm met 2 elastieken en 2 koorden in hout
Elastiek op rol
Elastieklus met haak
Kaderpaneel voor gespannen bâche
Kunststof kabelbinder
Modulair aluminium kader voor buiten
Modulair kader op palen om in te betonneren
Modulair kader op verplaatsbare voet
Modulair spandoek met wisselletters
Modulaire aluminium barrière, recht
Modulaire barrière met bedrukking, schuin
Nadar-doek op maat
Overtrekhoes voor dranghek
Paar houten dwarslatten met elastieken
Signframe op voet
Snelschakel in polyamide Ø 6 mm
Spandoek op maat
Spandoekpalen met huls
Wandkadersysteem voor snelle affichewissel
Polymesh construction banner
- Our approach
- 1Concept definition
- 23D design
- 3Production
- 4Installation
- 5Maintenance
What this gives you
From first sketch to maintenance — one partner who handles everything in-house.
One partner, from A to Z
You call one number. We measure, design, produce, install and maintain. No fragmented responsibility, no waiting on subcontractors pointing at each other.
You see it before it exists
A 3D visualisation of your own façade or space, by day and by night. We only start producing once that image is right. No surprises afterwards.
In-house production in Olen
Custom work from our own workshops, without intermediaries. That means a shorter lead time, a sharper price, and changes that are genuinely still possible.
Built to last
ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. Colourfast, weather-resistant materials and energy-efficient LED lighting. With long-term service and maintenance.
Banners: large, fast and temporary visibility
A banner is the quickest way to be visible on a large scale. But a banner that flaps, sags or fades after one season does your brand more harm than good — and that is not bad luck, it is the wrong combination of material, frame and tension.
The choice of material depends on where the banner will hang. That is where every good banner starts.
The banner materials
PVC
The classic banner material: opaque, colourfast and tear-resistant. The standard choice for a banner at eye level, against a wall or on a frame, where it is not fully exposed to wind.
Mesh
Perforated fabric that lets wind through. Essential on large façades and at height, where a solid banner behaves like a sail and can tear loose along with its fixings.
PVC-free banners
For those who want to avoid PVC, we supply ecological banners without it. Of interest to organisations with a sustainability policy and for applications where the waste stream counts.
Frames matter as much as the fabric
Tubular frame
Holds the banner taut against the façade. The simplest and most economical way to keep a banner flat and tensioned rather than hanging it from four eyelets.
Signframe
Gives a seamless, framed finish. The fabric is tensioned into the profile with a silicone edge, so no eyelets, cords or creases remain visible. Refined enough for a façade you intend to keep permanently.
Free-standing and heavy-duty outdoor frames
For places where there is nothing to fix to: along a driveway, on a site, on a car park. In heavy-duty form they also suit long-term outdoor placement.
For events and construction sites
For events and construction sites we supply crowd-barrier banners in PVC or polymesh, barrier covers, site banners, barrier sleeves, portal dressing and advertising panels for fencing.
Every barrier thus becomes a communication surface. Site fencing that is there anyway costs you nothing extra in visibility and becomes a place for your sponsors or for announcing what is coming.
What determines the price?
With fabric, area genuinely does play a leading role: the price broadly follows the number of square metres. But it does not follow that alone, and that is where quotations diverge.
Material makes a considerable difference: mesh and PVC-free fabrics sit above standard PVC. Finishing counts — a banner with hemmed edges, welded seams and eyelets every fifty centimetres is more work than one simply cut to size. And quantity weighs heavily: print preparation happens once, so ten identical banners do not cost ten times one banner.
Finally, the frame often determines more than the fabric itself. A signframe is an investment in the surround, after which every subsequent banner costs less.
Prices are available in the Herva-Doublet Platform.
Reusable: the frame stays, the fabric changes
The great advantage of working with frames: for a new campaign you replace only the fabric. That is cheaper than buying everything again, and it saves considerably on waste.
Anyone changing message several times a year usually recovers the frame within two to three campaigns. That is the calculation worth making before you choose.
Tell us your situation
Tell us where the banner will hang, how large it needs to be and how long it has to stay up. With that we can choose the material and fixing system that will hold at that spot.
Projects
All projects
Frequently asked questions
Wanneer kies ik mesh in plaats van PVC?
Kan ik enkel het doek vervangen?
Leveren jullie PVC-vrije spandoeken?
Kunnen nadarhekken bedrukt worden?
Ready to start your banners & fabrics project?
We think along from the first sketch through to installation and maintenance.