Give large imagery a clear place on your building
A banner in a frame displays your message across a large surface. On a building or site, it can present branding, a campaign or a project. BlinkOut coordinates fabric, frame and design for the location so dimensions and fixing work together.
Choose building mounting or a suitable freestanding structure. Surfaces, wind exposure and future banner replacement are considered from the start. Send a photograph of the position and preferred dimensions for a focused proposal.
From your idea to installation
Your location and preferences
Send a building or site photograph, preferred dimensions and message. Specify outdoor use, duration and any future banner changes.
Design and coordination
We assess the surface and wind exposure and coordinate fabric, frame and fixing for the location. You review the design before production.
Production after approval
Once you approve the design, we produce the agreed signage or displays for the selected approach.
Installation and use
We discuss delivery or installation and use and care for the selected application.
Choose the approach that suits you
We help you compare the options for your location.
Frame on a masonry wall
A frame can display a large banner against a suitable wall. We assess the surface and fixing alongside size and exposure.
Frame on a profiled façade
Metal cladding or another profiled surface requires coordination with the existing structure. We assess fixing points before selecting the mounting method.
Freestanding frame
Present a message where no building is available. Placement, supports, ground conditions and fabric type must suit the outdoor location and use.
“A large display for a clear message.”
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Questions about banners and frames
Answers to help you choose and prepare your enquiry.
How much does a banner and frame cost?
Banner size, materials, frame, fixing and installation affect the price. Building or site preparation matters too. Send location details and dimensions for a suitable quotation.
Can a frame be fixed to every building?
Structure, surface and available fixing points determine suitability. Masonry and profiled cladding require different assessment. We evaluate the situation before proposing an approach.
When is mesh fabric suitable?
Mesh can be considered for certain applications. Fabric choice alone does not determine structural suitability. We assess size, wind exposure and fixing together.
Can I replace just the banner later?
This may be possible with a suitable system. Size, finishing and tension points must match the frame. Send existing frame details if you need a replacement banner.
Can a freestanding frame be used outdoors long term?
Construction, ground conditions and location need assessment. Explain the intended duration. Permissions and maintenance are also considered when agreeing the approach.
Banner and frame belong in one plan
Large imagery requires adequate file quality and a design legible at a distance. Edges and fixing methods determine the usable area. We consider artwork alongside the structure. A banner on an existing building needs different choices from a freestanding display.
Banners and frames from Roosendaal
BlinkOut handles design, production and installation from Roosendaal. Tell us whether a frame already exists and send fixing close ups. Dimensions, intended duration and location photographs let us discuss the appropriate specification and establish what the proposal includes.