Roller Banners & Pop-up Display Printing London

The pick depends on the room. One pull up banner does the job at a small conference, a launch event, a foyer reveal, a pop-up shop, or a single-bay registration desk. A pop up display does the job behind a booth, on an island stand, or wherever you need a continuous brand wall longer than two metres. A pop up banner is what most clients mean when they ring for "a stand", but if the brief mentions an exhibition booth or a wall, it is the pop-up system you want.

Most of the file-spec errors we catch at the counter come from this confusion. Customers send 2000mm-wide artwork meant for a pop-up panel as a roll up banner spec, or the other way round. We check the file before we print, but it saves an hour to know which one you actually want. For wall-mounted single sheets see our poster printing page.

The carry case is padded canvas with a webbed handle rated to 8kg, sized to fit through a tube barrier. The cassette is the working bit. Inside is the recoil spring and the safe-area for your artwork. The bottom 80 to 100mm of any banner sits inside the cassette. Any text or logo lower than 100mm gets eaten by the base. We mark the cassette safe-area on the proof so you see it before we print, the single file error nobody else explains.

What walks out the door. One complete pull up banner unit, ready to use, set up in 30 seconds. We pre-check the recoil tension before pack, so the banner pulls straight at first deploy. If you reorder later, we already hold the file, the stock spec, and the cassette dimensions. Reprints are ready within hours. This is the answer most customers asking where to buy banner stands in London are really looking for, one supplier holding the spec.

Which size for which booth. 1×3 (one metre wide, three high) suits a single-bay table-top, a foyer corner, or a registration desk. 2×3 is the standard exhibition wing, good behind a desk or as a side wall. 3×3 is the working backbone of a six-square-metre exhibition stand. 4×3 covers an island booth wall or a feature backdrop. Curved frames pull the eye to centre, useful for product reveals. Straight frames work as continuous walls when you butt two or three together for a 6 or 9-metre run.

Materials, both options on the same frame. Fabric panels are dye-sub polyester, machine-washable, packed flat, magnetic-stand-friendly. The premium choice for fabric exhibition stands and high-end retail activations. Magnetic graphic panels are PVC-faced rigid backers, individually replaceable, the right pick when the brand changes faster than the frame budget. Both materials run on the same aluminium frame, so you can swap material across years on one stand.

What ships with each system. The aluminium frame, the graphic panels, the spotlights (LED, mains or battery), the wheeled transit case, and the spec sheet for any venue compliance team. Accessories run separately. Lit poster racks, brochure dispensers, display counters, and demo plinths all print from our Camden studio and ship with the stand. For matching point of sale advertising displays at the same event, see our point of sale displays page.

Install at the venue. Our crew installs at ExCeL, Olympia, BDC, QEII Centre, RHS Halls and OXO Tower. Same fitters every time, the ones who printed the job. We arrive with the stand, the graphics, the spec sheet, and a tool roll, and leave the booth ready for your team. No sub-contracting, no agency layer, no phone tag the morning of build day. This is the exhibition stand printing brief that most production managers want on one PO, and it is how every client running an exhibition booth, a product reveal, an awards-night, or a gala launch wins the morning.

Replacement graphic panels. If you already own a 1×3, 2×3, 3×3 or 4×3 frame from any reputable system, bring it in. We stock every standard panel size and the magnetic backers fit most aluminium frames built since around 2010. We also re-skin existing trade show displays, exhibition display panels, and pop up banners where the stand outlasts the brand. Reprint cost sits roughly half the price of a fresh system.