The barrier dictates the dimensions

A Vauban-type crowd control barrier, a site fence panel or a sports ground fence has a frame that is already defined. You measure the usable height and width, and we print to those measurements: both fields are free, to the centimetre, and the Portrait or Landscape orientation follows the shape of the panel to be covered. What this changes: nothing to trim on site, and no excess sticking out of the frame and flapping in the wind.

Hook-and-loop, eyelets, cable ties: how the cover holds on the tube

The hook-and-loop strip can be ordered on one side or on several. It closes around the upright and opens again by hand: you install and dismantle without tools, barrier after barrier, and the cover comes away in one piece for the next event. If you prefer to fasten with cable ties, choose eyelets: nine positions are offered, from the right or left side to the top or bottom edge at regular intervals; the spacing between eyelets and their number per graphic are set separately. For you: the fixing points line up with the actual uprights of your barriers, not with a standard punching pattern.

When the line of barriers becomes a wall against the wind

A row of barriers dressed end to end is no longer a series of graphics but a solid surface. The 370 g/m² mesh banner is perforated: the air passes through it. On an open route or an exposed site, this is the material to ask for. As soon as the row backs onto a wall or is sheltered, a solid banner will do: we will then point you towards Eco 340 or Eco 450 g/m² depending on how many events these covers need to go through. The coated Pro 510 g/m² is rated M1: ask for it when the organiser or the venue's safety committee requires that rating, and have the requirement confirmed before you order.

A set of banners, not one banner

The quantity applies to the same graphic: that is the very purpose here, where the message repeats along the line. These covers are put up, taken down, rolled and transported: look after the edges. The perimeter reinforcement strengthens the outline, the first area to give way when you pull to tension it; the keder is fitted around the whole perimeter in one piece; the pole pocket, from 3 to 9 cm in diameter on one or more sides, lets the rail through when the tube is accessible; the tensioners, in any number, take up the slack when the banner moves.

Made in Manciet, in the heart of the Gers

Your banners leave our workshop in Manciet: printing, finishing, eyelet fitting and checking before folding are all done here, 100% in Occitanie. This proximity shows at the moment that counts: when you are two graphics short the day before the event, you speak to the people who make them. Turnaround is set when you order, from standard to urgent. Tell us the type of barrier, the measurements taken and the planned fixing method: we will tell you which material and which finish hold best on that equipment.