Premium PVC

Product Description

Material Overview

• Premium quality, coated banner-grade PVC
• Suitable for tension-frame systems
• M1/B1 fire-rated to comply with UK and European Fire Safety Standards
• Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use
• High-quality full-colour print
• Standard finishing included (see below)
• Printed with fade-proof UV-based inks

Each banner is printed and finished to your requirements.

Uses for 500gsm PVC

• Most suited for tension-frame systems
• Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use

Important information

Installation

When ordering your banner, ensure you select the appropriate material and finishing based on where it will be displayed. Details on these options can be found under ‘Material Overview' on each product page.

We offer a range of fixings to help you display your banner securely—visit our Accessories section for options.

Regardless of what fixing type/method, we strongly recommend utilising all supplied eyelets.

Each eyelet helps distribute wind force evenly, reducing strain on the banner. If additional eyelets are required, these can be requested.

If you're unsure about installation, always consult an expert installer for guidance.

Before displaying your banner, ensure you have permission from the relevant landlord or owner. Certain areas may have restrictions and we advise to contact your local council for more information.

Manor Signs (UK) Ltd is not responsible for any damage to the banner or any damage caused by the banner once installed by others.

Weather

Outdoor PVC banners function much like sails—catching the wind with ease. While they are great for attracting attention, banners are intended for temporary use and should not replace permanent signage.

To prevent damage to your banner or surrounding property, always take banners down during extreme weather conditions.

Manor Signs (UK) Ltd is not liable for any damage to the banner or any damage caused by the banner while in use.

Storage and Maintenance

When storing or transporting banners, roll them up with the printed side facing inward to prevent creasing and scuffing. Larger banners may need to be loosely folded instead—whenever possible, lay the banner flat to minimize creases.

If your banner becomes dirty over time, clean it with a soft, damp cloth using a mild soap-and-water mixture. Avoid harsh chemicals, as they may react with the ink or material.

If you need further assistance, feel free to contact our team!