Custom Vinyl, Mesh & Fabric Banners
Full-color banners printed to any size you enter, priced by the square foot. Choose economical 13oz scrim vinyl, opaque 18oz blockout for double-sided prints, wind-friendly perforated mesh, or premium wrinkle-free fabric — each finished ready to hang.
Custom banners print to any size by the square foot. Apex offers 13oz scrim vinyl for everyday indoor/outdoor use, 18oz blockout for true double-sided prints, perforated mesh for windy spots, and 9oz wrinkle-free fabric for a premium matte look — each finished ready to hang.
Custom Vinyl, Mesh & Fabric Banners
13oz Vinyl Banner — from $45. Full-color 13oz scrim vinyl banners, made to any size for indoor or outdoor use.
18oz Blockout Banner — from $45. Heavy 18oz blockout vinyl with an opaque core — the choice for double-sided banners.
Mesh Banner — from $45. Perforated mesh vinyl that lets wind pass through — ideal for fences and building wraps.
9oz Wrinkle-Free Fabric Banner — from $45. Dye-sublimated 9oz wrinkle-free polyester with a premium, no-glare matte finish.
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| Product | Material | Indoor / outdoor | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13oz Vinyl | 13oz scrim vinyl | Both — the workhorse | from $45 |
| 18oz Blockout | 18oz opaque-core vinyl | Both — double-sided ready | from $45 |
| Mesh | Perforated mesh vinyl | Outdoor — fences & wind | from $45 |
| 9oz Fabric | 9oz wrinkle-free polyester | Indoor — premium matte | from $45 |
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Which banner material should you choose?
Four materials cover almost every job. 13oz matte scrim vinyl is the default — indoor and outdoor rated with UV-stable ink, and the right pick for most storefront and event banners. 18oz blockout adds an opaque grey centre layer so two different prints never show through each other, which is what makes a true double-sided banner possible. Mesh is perforated to let roughly 30% of wind pass through, cutting the load that makes solid banners flap and tear on a fence. 9oz polyester fabric is dye-sublimated for a no-glare matte finish that photographs cleanly under lights.
Sizing, hems and grommets
Vinyl banners print to any size you enter, up to 50 ft on one side; the fabric banner runs up to 8 ft on one side. Vinyl comes with a welded hem and grommets every 2 ft as standard, so it is ready to tie off out of the box. The fabric banner has sewn hemmed edges instead, which suits indoor hanging and travel. Price is by the square foot, so the configurator quotes the exact size rather than rounding you up to a stock format.
Indoor, outdoor and wind
Outdoors, the failure point is almost never the print — it is the wind. A solid banner on an exposed fence acts like a sail, which is why mesh exists. For long outdoor runs choose 18oz for its weight or mesh for airflow, and tie off every grommet rather than just the corners. Indoors, where wind is irrelevant and lighting is the enemy, the dye-sublimated fabric banner avoids the glare that vinyl throws under spotlights.
What's included
- 13oz vinyl — the economical indoor/outdoor workhorse.
- 18oz blockout — opaque core for true double-sided banners.
- Mesh — perforated for reduced wind load on fences & wraps.
- 9oz fabric — dye-sublimated, no-glare matte finish.
Frequently asked questions
How is banner pricing calculated?
Banners are priced by the square foot — enter your width and height and the price updates live, with a minimum charge per banner. A welded hem and grommets are included on the vinyl and mesh options.
Which banner is best for double-sided?
The 18oz blockout banner has an opaque gray core that stops light and the back image from bleeding through, so two different prints stay crisp — the right pick for any true double-sided banner.
Which banner handles wind best?
Mesh. Its perforations let roughly 30% of the wind pass through, cutting the load that makes solid banners flap and tear — ideal for fences, scaffolding and building wraps.
What is the difference between 13oz and 18oz banner vinyl?
13oz matte scrim is the everyday choice — indoor and outdoor rated with UV-stable ink. 18oz blockout is heavier and carries an opaque grey centre layer that stops light passing through, which is what makes a genuine double-sided banner possible without the two prints ghosting into each other.
Which banner should I use on a fence outdoors?
Mesh. It is perforated so roughly 30% of the wind passes through, which cuts the load that makes a solid banner flap and tear on an exposed fence. Tie off every grommet rather than just the corners.
How large can a banner be printed?
Vinyl banners print up to 50 ft on one side, at any size you enter — pricing is by the square foot, so you are not limited to stock sizes. The 9oz fabric banner runs up to 8 ft on one side.