SEG displays — short for Silicone Edge Graphics — are dye-sublimated fabric prints with a thin silicone strip sewn around the edge. The strip presses into a groove on a slim aluminium frame, so the graphic sits perfectly flat, edge to edge, with no visible frame. The result is the clean, seamless, premium look you see on modern trade show backwalls, light boxes and retail displays.
A tensioned fabric graphic held in an aluminium extrusion frame by a silicone edge (the "SEG"). Because the fabric pulls tight into the frame channel, the surface is flat and frameless — a cleaner finish than snap frames or banner stands.
Both use dye-sublimated stretch fabric. SEG uses a rigid frame with a push-fit silicone edge for a precise, flat, frameless finish (great for backlighting and modular walls). A tension fabric display slips a "pillowcase" graphic over a lightweight tubular frame — softer, often curved, and the most portable. See our guide for a full comparison.
Silicone Edge Graphic — a fabric print with a silicone strip on the edge that pushes into a groove on an aluminium frame for a flat, frameless look.
Yes. The fabric graphic is replaceable, so you keep the frame and simply reprint the graphic when your branding changes.
Yes — SEG frames are available in backlit (light-box) versions for illuminated displays. Ask about backlit options when you request a quote.
SEG displays are quoted per order by size and configuration. Request a quote with your size and artwork and we will send pricing and a free proof.
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