A stowaway pop-up banner is fabric stretched over a spring frame — pull it out of the bag and it unfolds itself, then twist it and it packs down into a flat, round carry sleeve. It works anywhere advertising needs to go up fast with no tools: along a pitch line, on a race route, on the beach.
a spring frame that coils into a flat circle, available as a single panel or an A-frame
Graphics
polyester fabric sewn into the frame's sleeve, single- or double-sided printing
Formats
horizontal panels in several lengths — size matched to the display location
Fixing
ground stakes at the corners on grass, weights on hard surfaces
Transport
folds into a flat circle in a bag — fits in a car boot
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Production options
Single-sided banner
A single panel supported from behind — set up along a fence, a wall or a pitch line.
A-frame banner
Two panels joined at the top, with graphics visible from both sides. Stands freely in the middle of a square or route.
Pitch-side set
Several or a dozen-plus sponsor banners in one graphic line, set up around the pitch for every match.
New fabric
When a sponsor changes, we sew new graphics onto your existing frame or supply a whole new banner.
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How we work
Brief: number of units, shape (single or A-frame), location and logos.
Design on the panel template, then approval.
Printing the fabric, sewing the frame sleeve and fitting it to the frame.
Packing into flat bags and shipping to the club or organiser.
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Indicative price
Price depends on size, number of printed sides and number of units. Stowaway and pop-up banners are quoted after a brief — for full-pitch sets we give a per-unit price for the package.
Net quote after the brief; shipping is charged separately.
Our standard lead time is about 3 working days, and up to 14 days for larger projects. That is only a starting point. We are the manufacturer, not a broker — we plan our own production queue, so we can move your job forward to meet an opening, event or campaign date.
approx. 3 daysstandard lead time
24 hexpress printing — UV inks need no drying time
up to 14 dayslarge and non-standard projects with installation
We produce in Wieluń, Poland, and ship by courier across Poland and abroad. Our own installation crews work in Poland and other European countries.
Production facilities · Wieluń, Poland
Everything produced under one roof.
We take each order from artwork to installation on our own machines and with our own crews, so we decide the production order and the delivery date ourselves. For large roll-outs we are supported by a network of partner plants.
35+production machines and devices
3.2 mprint width in a single piece
73D printers, including industrial ones
1991year the company was founded
Large-format printing
two industrial 3.2 m UV printers — roll-to-roll and rigid boards
LED UV printing with textile ink
dye-sublimation on textiles
pigment photo plotter and large-format scanner
Digital print and finishing
production digital presses, colour and mono
guillotine cutter
folding machines, banding machine, press
variable data printing and personalisation
Machining and cutting
CNC router for boards, plastics and composites
laser for acrylic, plywood and engraving
oscillating cutting-and-creasing plotter and vinyl cutter
hot-wire foam cutting and acrylic bending
Finishing and assembly
large-format and thermal laminators
welders and two automatic eyeleting machines
industrial sewing room: hems, pole pockets, SEG edging
mounting and vinyl application stations
3D printing and prototypes
farm of 7 3D printers
two industrial large-volume printers
dedicated printer for channel letters
professional 3D scanner and modelling for print or CNC
Logistics and installation
own installation crews in Poland and Europe
work from lifts up to 18 m
warehouse and per-store kitting
multi-address shipping for retail chains
FAQ · Stowaway pop-up banners
Frequently asked questions
How do you fold a pop-up banner?
The frame twists into a figure-eight and folds in half until it forms a flat circle. The first fold takes some practice; after that it takes a few seconds.
Will a pop-up banner hold up in the wind?
In wind it needs to be staked down at every corner. The spring frame flexes in gusts rather than breaking, but an unsecured banner will slide across the grass.
How is a pop-up banner different from a roll-up?
A roll-up is for indoor use and stands upright in a base cassette. A pop-up banner is low and wide, stands on the ground and is built for outdoor work — on grass, sand and by the pitch.
Can the banner have graphics on both sides?
Yes. In the A-frame version each panel has its own graphics, and a single panel can be ordered with double-sided printing on a fabric with a blockout layer.
Can you meet a fixed date?
Usually, yes. Our standard lead time is about 3 working days, and express printing in 24 hours is possible. As the manufacturer we plan production ourselves, so we can schedule your job around your deadline. Add the date to your brief and we will confirm it before work starts.
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