Transform storefronts, offices, and commercial exteriors with custom banners designed for building facades. Printed in-house on heavy 13 oz vinyl or wind-friendly mesh, these oversized displays turn blank walls into bold brand statements that stop foot traffic and drive attention from across the street.
Whether you need a grand-opening announcement, a leasing sign, a construction site graphic, or an ongoing brand display, our wide-format facade signage is built for the job. We print full color at 720 dpi, reinforce every hem, and add metal grommets so your graphic hangs cleanly and stays put through sun, wind, and rain.
- Made in the USA at our in-house print facilities, with same-day printing on many orders.
- Sizes up to 10′ x 145′, with welded seams available for supersized coverage across large walls.
- Waterproof and UV-safe inks and materials rated for long-term outdoor exposure.
- Choose 13 oz vinyl for solid coverage or mesh for high-wind installations on tall buildings.
- Upload your artwork or use our online designer. Need help? Add our $35 custom design service with 24-hour proofing.
Ideal for retail chains, property managers, contractors, event venues, sports arenas, and any brand that wants its message read from the sidewalk or the highway.
Transform storefronts, offices, and commercial exteriors with custom banners designed for building facades. Printed in-house on heavy 13 oz vinyl or wind-friendly mesh, these oversized displays turn blank walls into bold brand statements that stop foot traffic and drive attention from across the street.
Whether you need a grand-opening announcement, a leasing sign, a construction site graphic, or an ongoing brand display, our wide-format facade signage is built for the job. We print full color at 720 dpi, reinforce every hem, and add metal grommets so your graphic hangs cleanly and stays put through sun, wind, and rain.
- Made in the USA at our in-house print facilities, with same-day printing on many orders.
- Sizes up to 10′ x 145′, with welded seams available for supersized coverage across large walls.
- Waterproof and UV-safe inks and materials rated for long-term outdoor exposure.
- Choose 13 oz vinyl for solid coverage or mesh for high-wind installations on tall buildings.
- Upload your artwork or use our online designer. Need help? Add our $35 custom design service with 24-hour proofing.
Ideal for retail chains, property managers, contractors, event venues, sports arenas, and any brand that wants its message read from the sidewalk or the highway.
Planning an architectural wrap is a bigger decision than a standard banner order, so buyers usually have questions about materials, mounting, and how long the print will hold up. The answers below cover the practical details our clients ask about most, from wind ratings to design layout.
What material should I choose for a multi-story building wrap?
For most tall installations we recommend a heavy printed mesh, because the perforations let wind pass through and dramatically reduce load on the scaffolding. Solid scrim vinyl in 13 to 18 oz is better suited to shorter walls, sheltered courtyards, or projects where you want maximum color density and no visible perforation. If your site is between two and four stories in an exposed street, mesh is almost always the safer specification. Our team can review the elevation and recommend the right weight based on wind exposure and expected install duration.
How is a facade wrap actually mounted to scaffolding or a building?
Most installations attach through reinforced grommets around the perimeter using bungee cords, zip ties, or rope tied off to scaffold tubes or dedicated anchor points. On solid walls without scaffolding, we can specify webbing straps and masonry anchors, though this requires coordination with the building owner and structural review. Large prints are usually delivered as panels that are joined on site so crews can handle them safely at height. Your installer should follow the site engineer's tie-off pattern to distribute tension evenly across the print.
How long will a printed facade last outdoors?
With UV-cured inks and reinforced construction, expect a service life between 12 and 36 months depending on climate, orientation, and material choice. South-facing walls in hot, sunny regions age faster than shaded or north-facing elevations, and coastal salt air can shorten life further. For projects planned beyond two years, we can specify heavier vinyl, stronger hems, and higher-grade inks to extend durability. Most renovation and pre-leasing campaigns fit comfortably within a single print's expected lifespan.
What sizes and shapes can you produce?
We build to fit your elevation, including full building faces, corner wraps, single scaffold bays, and staged multi-panel installations. Individual panels can be produced in very large widths and heights, then seamed together with welded joins so the finished graphic reads as one continuous image. Send us elevation drawings or accurate site measurements and we will lay out the panelization to hide seams in logical places. There is no fixed maximum, though very large jobs are engineered in coordination with your scaffold contractor.
Can the design include renderings, sponsor panels, and contact information?
Yes, and dividing the surface into zones is one of the most effective ways to use this much visual real estate. A common layout pairs a large architectural rendering of the finished building with a secondary panel for the contractor, developer, or leasing agent, plus a clear call to action or countdown. Type needs to be scaled for street-level reading, so headlines are typically sized in feet rather than inches. Our design team can prepare print-ready artwork or refine files supplied by your architect or agency.
Do I need permits or approvals to install one of these?
In most jurisdictions, yes, especially in historic districts or on scaffolding that projects over a public sidewalk. Requirements vary widely by city and can include structural sign-off, content review, and time limits on how long advertising panels may remain up. We recommend confirming local rules with your general contractor or a permitting consultant before finalizing artwork. We can supply material data sheets and specifications to support your application.
How do I care for or clean the banner during a long install?
For extended runs, a periodic rinse with low-pressure water and mild detergent will clear dust and pollution buildup and keep colors reading cleanly from the street. Avoid pressure washers or abrasive brushes, which can damage the print surface and stress the hems. Check tension and tie-offs after major storms and re-tension any grommets that have loosened. If a panel is damaged, we can reprint and replace individual sections rather than the entire wrap.
What files and information do you need to quote a project?
To provide an accurate quote we need overall dimensions or an elevation drawing, the intended install duration, the mounting structure, and any known wind exposure notes. Print-ready artwork at the correct scale is ideal, but rough concepts or a design brief are enough to start. Let us know your target install date so we can plan production, shipping, and any on-site coordination. From there our team will confirm material, panelization, and lead time before you commit to production.
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