Fence banners are big prints that often run the full length of a site fence. We print fence banners on mesh to let wind through or PVC for maximum colour. Boldmedia Print Zimbabwe reinforces edges and adds eyelets at regular spacing.
Fence banners are large printed banners fixed to fencing, palisade or scaffolding to advertise, screen a site or brand an event perimeter. They are common on construction sites, sports fields, school fences, car dealerships and outdoor events, where a long fence line offers prime visibility.
The right material depends on wind exposure: mesh lets air pass through and suits long runs on open fences, while solid PVC gives stronger colour and is better for shorter or sheltered fences. A good fence banner has reinforced hems, eyelets spaced for the fence type and graphics sized to be read from passing traffic.
Where it works well
- Construction site perimeter branding and screening
- Sports field and stadium fence advertising
- School fundraising and event banners
- Car dealership and business fence frontages
- Event and festival perimeter branding
- Development and property marketing
Materials and finishes
- Mesh banner material for windy or long runs
- Solid PVC banner for maximum colour
- Reinforced hems with eyelets
- Cable ties or bungee fixings
- Printed shade netting for screening where suitable
What affects the price
- Total length and height
- Mesh or solid PVC
- Number of panels and joins
- Hemming and eyelet spacing
- Fixings supplied
- Installation
Supplying measurements
Measure the fence length and height you want to cover and note the fence type (palisade, mesh, scaffolding). Photos of the fence and the main viewing direction help us size text appropriately.
Artwork requirements
Send print-ready PDF artwork in CMYK with fonts outlined, at scale with bleed. For long runs, artwork may be split into panels; we show the joins in a proof.
Survey and installation
Fence banners are fixed with ties or bungees through the eyelets and can often be installed by the client. Installation can be arranged for long runs or scaffolding, and some public-facing banners may need local approval.
Maintenance
Check ties and eyelets periodically and replace broken ties so the banner does not flap and tear. Wash off dust with water to keep it readable.
Frequently asked questions
Should I choose mesh or PVC?
Mesh is better for exposed, windy fences; PVC is better for strong colour on sheltered or shorter runs.
Can a fence banner screen our site?
Yes, it can reduce visibility into the site and present a tidier perimeter.
Can you split a long design over several panels?
Yes. We plan the joins so text and logos are not cut awkwardly.