Fence banners are made to be cable-tied to palisade, ClearVu, chain-link or temporary event fencing. Schools use them for open days and sponsors, sports clubs line fields with them, and developers wrap construction sites with branded hoarding.
Measure the fence panel you plan to use, including the gaps between uprights, and choose a size that fits within it. On exposed fences, mesh material with closer eyelet spacing helps the banner survive Highveld afternoon storms better than solid PVC.
FAQs
How do I choose the right size?
Measure the space between fence posts or across the panels you want to cover and allow a small margin so the eyelets reach the uprights.
Will a fence banner survive strong wind?
Mesh with closer eyelet spacing handles wind best. Fixing every eyelet and checking ties regularly also helps.
Can one banner span several fence panels?
Yes, long banners can span multiple panels. Tell us the post spacing so eyelets land where you can tie them.
