Fabric or PVC?
Fabric folds into a bag, washes, and does not glare under exhibition lighting, which is why photo walls and stand backdrops use it. It is the better choice if the backdrop will be used more than once. PVC is cheaper, stiffer and more durable outdoors, and suits a fixed installation or a single event. Mesh lets wind through and is for outdoor banners on fences and building faces.

Step-and-repeat photo walls
Keep the logo spacing tight enough that a full logo appears in any crop, and stagger the rows. Test the layout at the size people will be photographed against, not on screen at 20 percent.

Artwork requirements
Bleed
5 mm on every edgeResolution
100–150 DPI at full sizeColour mode
CMYK, Pantone refs notedFile types
PDF, AI, EPS or high-res JPGUse cases
Where branded backdrops make an impact.
Exhibition
Create a branded backdrop that makes your exhibition stand instantly recognisable.
New office opening
Welcome guests and showcase your brand at your new office opening.
Restaurant launch
Set the scene with a branded backdrop for your restaurant launch and opening event.
Frequently Asked Questions
Tell us the frame or rig and we will finish it accordingly: eyelets for rope or cable ties, pole pockets for a crossbar, silicone edge for a tension frame.
We match as closely as the material allows. Fabric absorbs more ink than PVC and prints very slightly softer.
Yes. Fabric backdrops fold into a carry bag and can be washed, so they suit roadshows and repeat events. Keep the graphic free of dates if you plan to use it again, and store it dry and loosely folded.







