Banners
in Newport.
Big, bold and up by the weekend - printed in-house, so a rush job is a phone call, not a fortnight.
Banners in Newport, about 6 miles south of the workshop, roughly 15 minutes down the A4042 and M4. We print PVC banners, mesh banners and roller banners in-house from our workshop in the Cwmbran and Pontypool area, for businesses and events across Gwent and South Wales. Because the large-format printer is on site, a banner for a weekend event, a sale or a new opening is a quick turnaround, not a fortnight's wait on a supplier. Hemmed and eyeletted, printed to hold colour outdoors, and set up properly so the text is actually readable from across a car park, not a stretched, pixelated logo.
PVC banners.
the outdoor workhorse - hemmed and eyeletted, printed to hold colour in the weather, for a shopfront, a fence line or a pitch-side sponsor board.
Roller & pull-up banners.
the pop-up stand for a reception, a stall, an open day or an exhibition - up in seconds, packs into its own case, reads clean from across a room.
Mesh & hoarding.
wind-permeable mesh for scaffold and fence lines that won't act like a sail, and printed hoarding to brand a site while the work's going on.
Newport is Gwent's city and the second-biggest in Wales, and it runs on more than one engine. There is the city centre and Commercial Street, Friars Walk and the market; the industrial and logistics belt strung along the M4 from junction 24 to 28 - Queensway Meadows, Leeway, Spytty, Langstone and Celtic Business Park - where the couriers, distributors and trades cluster; and the docks and steel heritage down by the Usk and the Transporter Bridge. For a sign maker that means a lot of vans and fleets that live on the road, unit signage out on the estates, and shopfronts fighting for footfall in a centre reshaped by Friars Walk and the university campus.
We build for that mix - a courier or trade firm off the M4 that needs a fleet wrapped the same and a sign over the unit, or a shop or cafe in the centre, Maindee or Caerleon that needs a frontage that stops people. We are straight that the workshop is in Torfaen, not Newport, but fifteen minutes up the road means we see the vehicle, measure the frontage and fit it in person rather than quoting blind off a photo. From Bettws and Malpas across to Ringland, Caerleon and out to Magor, a van parked outside a Newport job is the cheapest advertising you will ever run, so it should look like you mean it.
Indicative from-prices to give you a feel - the final figure depends on size, material, finish and quantity. Tell us the job and we'll come back with a straight quote.
Straight answers.
Banners in Newport and across Newport.