Mesh Printing Collection

Mesh Banners on 8oz Perforated Vinyl for Fences, Facades and Rails

Mesh printing here means Mesh Banners on 8oz perforated vinyl, at 24 by 72, 36 by 108 or 48 by 144 inches or a custom size, for fence wraps, building signage and event rows. Air passes through the perforations, so the banner catches less wind than a solid sheet.

Finishing by How It Hangs

A chain-link fence takes grommets, at the corners only or every 2 feet. A banner hung between posts takes pole pockets, 1.5 to 4 inches, on the top and bottom or the left and right. Hems on the top and bottom or on all four sides reinforce the edges. All three are options you choose on the product page.

For a long fence, measure the run and divide it into panels: a 48 by 144 inch banner covers 12 feet of fence at 4 feet tall.

Design for the Perforations

Small text and thin lines can get lost in the open weave, so use bold fonts and high-contrast colors, and thicken thin strokes in a logo before you send the file. Send a PDF, AI or PSD at 150 DPI or higher at full size, with 0.5 inch of bleed on every side.

Ordering Mesh From 4OVER4.COM

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Banner Mesh and Screen Printing Mesh Are Different Materials

One word covers two trades. The mesh in this collection is a perforated vinyl banner material, printed digitally and hung outdoors so wind passes through the holes. Screen printing mesh is a fine polyester fabric stretched over a frame, and nothing is printed on it at all: it is the stencil that ink passes through on its way to a shirt or a poster.

A mesh count such as 110 or 160 threads to the inch describes a screen and tells a screen printer how much ink will pass. If you came looking for screens and squeegees, this is the wrong shelf; if you need a printed banner for a windy spot, it is the right one.

Sizing a Mesh Banner for Its Viewing Distance

Letter height decides whether a mesh banner works, not banner size. A common sign rule is one inch of letter height for every ten feet of reading distance, so start from where the reader stands and work back to the sheet.

Set the biggest line by the table, give the second line half that height, and cut whatever does not fit.

Can you screen print mesh?

Screen printing onto perforated banner mesh is impractical, because the holes let ink drop through instead of holding a clean edge. The banners here print digitally, straight onto the mesh vinyl.