Allbannerstands.com Unveils Nine Panel Pop-Up Displays for Custom Messages

PRLog (Press Release) - Mar. 22, 2011 - Allbannerstands.com, a DisplayShops specialty store, is proud to announce a line of pop-up displays with nine fabric graphic panels. These pop-up banner stands are made up of five 14.44” x 15.37” panels, two 14.44” x 18” panels, and two 16.9” x 15.37” panels to advertise three different sized customized graphics.

“The pop-up displays are all equipped with a tension banner design to ensure that the banners will all extend to their full 43”w x 42.75”h x 10.75”d dimensions,” states Allbannerstands.com marketing representative Sandra Reno. “The pop-up exhibits showcase your three custom graphics or messages for a diverse and compelling advertisement.”

Through Allbannerstands.com users can upload their three graphics, logos, slogans, or other messages and choose which ones go where on the showcase. The five large panels form an “X” pattern that the manufacturers call, “The X Factor.” All five of these graphic panels are free of sew lines and button holes. All nine of the panels are fire-retardant and follow the safety standards of trade shows. A bag for carrying the display is also included with this item.

“The pop-up displays are all durably constructed and are designed for table and floor advertisements,” continues Reno. “The graphic spaces are all crafted from vinyl fabric and are double stitched to prevent tearing. The goal of these pop-up displays is to provide companies with an advertisement sharing their images, without them having to go through the stress of printing the image on the panel themselves. Once the graphic panels are set, the task is making sure that the images are never ruined.

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http://www.allbannerstands.com is an online supplier of poster frames and banner hangers for companies and event planners. Customers looking to enhance their advertisements, trade show displays, or retail stores can take advantage of Allbannerstands' reasonably prices technology.

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