Arch Flag

Product Description

Create a recognisable entrance or start and finish point with the Arch Flag from Banner&Board. Its curved display suits festivals, sporting events and other outdoor occasions, as well as large indoor venues.

The 4m-wide, 3m-tall graphic gives your event a prominent focal point. Secure it with two large fillable bases or two metal ground spikes, according to the surface. It is suitable for winds up to 18mph.

Select the Arch Flag configuration that suits your site:

• With two large parasol bases (for use on hard ground - outdoors in low-wind, or indoors)
• With two metal ground spikes (for use on soft ground - outdoors)
• With no bases or spikes at all (for use with suitable pre-existing bases/spikes)

Dye-sublimation printing on knitted polyester produces 80–90% show-through on the reverse. Fibreglass poles, a carry bag and securing bungees are supplied with your printed flag.

• Suitable for outdoor and indoor use
• Lightweight, portable and easy to assemble
• Printed using a dye-sublimation process for great show-through on the reverse
• Printed using dye-sublimation printers
• Finished with industrial sewing machines
• Includes high-performance aluminium and GRP poles (collapsible into multiple pieces)
• Includes a carry bag to accommodate pole and graphic
• Stable up to beaufort scale: 4 (13-18 mph)
• Not available with double-sided graphics
• Fitted with black sleeves

What You Get

• Fiberglass poles
• Carry bag
• Bungees
• Bespoke-printed Arch Flag graphic

Specification

Notice

Choose the position carefully: air pollution can grey white fabric areas, and prolonged UV exposure may cause fading and deterioration.

Wash the flag at 30° in a regular washing machine without detergent. Let the fabric dry completely before putting it into storage.

Leave enough space around the flag to prevent snagging on the poles or nearby objects. Avoid placing flags too close together.

Take the flag down in adverse weather, including winds above Beaufort 4 (13–18mph). Heavy rain adds weight to the fabric and, with high winds, places additional strain on the poles.

For the best appearance, adjust the pole spacing and bungee height. Use 4m between the poles as a guide.

The working life depends on local weather and hours of use. For a flag flown regularly, a realistic maximum lifespan is six months.