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Printing Banana's X-banner stand is available in three different sizes: 24x42cm, 60x160 and 80x180cm. It uses a black iron support frame and a PVC graphic. The PVC graphic resists curling and can be replaced by the user.
Looking for a display stand that is quick to set up and pack away, as affordable as possible and reusable? The X-banner stand is the most reliable entry-level choice. The frame uses a black iron frame (iron tubing) with a sturdy base, while the graphic is printed on PVC (resistant to curling and easy to store). Simply fit the four corners and pull the graphic taut; the next time you change a promotion or price list, you only need to replace the graphic.
Checkout counters, reception areas, menus/price lists and small event notices; compact yet highly effective.
Entrances, corridors, in-store promotions and on-site directions: tall and clear enough without taking up too much space.
Exhibition booths, main brand visuals and featured products: clear even from a little farther away and ideal as a focal point.
No tools are needed on-site; it is ready in 30 seconds, saving time when moving between venues and packing up after events.
For seasonal updates, promotions or price changes, replacing just the PVC graphic is the most cost-effective option.
The sturdy iron construction is ideal for repeated transport, assembly and dismantling; its professional black finish also blends easily into any venue.
Recommendation: The X-banner stand is mainly intended for indoor display. For windy locations or areas where crowds may bump into it, consider a more stable type of display stand (such as a roll-up banner stand or weighted-base solution).
| Option | Features | Recommended Uses |
|---|---|---|
| Size: 24×42cm For Tabletops/Counters |
Clearest at close reading distances; most effective for price lists, event schedules and QR codes. | Checkout counters, reception areas, dining tables and exhibition tables. |
| Size: 60×160cm Standard Promotional Model |
The most versatile proportions; it can hold more information, but large text should still take priority. | In-store promotions, corridor directions and event entrances. |
| Size: 80×180cm Larger and More Eye-Catching |
A more commanding key visual; ideal for highlighting a brand or featured product image. | Exhibition booths, main brand backdrops and featured promotions. |
| Frame: Black Iron Frame (Iron Tubing) Stronger and More Durable |
Robust construction suitable for repeated use; the base provides more stable positioning. | Indoor events, roadshows, pop-ups and long-term in-store displays. |
| Graphic: PVC (Matte Lamination Included) Low Glare and Easier on the Eyes |
PVC is durable and easy to store; matte lamination gives a cleaner finish and reduces glare in brightly lit locations. | Shopping centres, shops, indoor exhibitions and photo spots. |
| User-Replaceable Graphic Best Long-Term Savings |
The same stand can be used for a long time; afterwards, you only need to print a replacement graphic. | Frequent changes to promotions, price lists or seasonal campaigns. |
Choose the location first (ideally without obstructing pedestrian flow behind it), then secure the base.
Fit each corner from top to bottom; align them first, then pull taut for a flatter finish.
Finally, fine-tune the position and height, making sure the graphic is centred and straight.
Layout tip: The most effective X-banner stand graphics usually feature a "large heading + large main image + 3–5 selling points + QR Code"; too much small text will be unreadable from even a short distance.
(The above notes are subject to the existing "Pre-Print Notes/Artwork Preparation Guidelines" on the product page.)
Use CMYK
Create your artwork in CMYK colour mode and at the correct dimensions
Ensure image clarity
All images should look sharp at 100%, at a minimum of 300dpi or above
Create outlines
Convert all text to outlines and embed all images or linked objects
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