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As a previous wide format print shop owner, I was often asked how to install banners. Prior to developing the Banner Bar, we didn't have a way to answer this question with a high level of confidence. Most people had access to "green fence posts" so they would drive a couple of posts in the ground and stretch the banner between them. It was not uncommon to drive by their place of business a few days later and see their brand new banner on the ground or shredded by the wind. Many customers would get frustrated because they thought we'd sold them a poor quality banner that didn't last. In reality, we produced their banners using quality materials and finishing techniques. The true culprit was the lack of a good frame system to hold their banner. This problem set me on the path to create a solution for displaying freestanding banners that could withstand 30 to 40 mph winds. The opportunity for your shop is to be the Banner Hero by offering a proven solution to install freestanding outdoor banners. Here's a quick summary about each Banner Bar configuration to help you be the Banner Hero for your banner clients. Small Form:
Two Post Configuration:
Three Post Configuration:
V-Configuration:
If you are not a sign company but need a freestanding banner frame, find a Banner Bar dealer near you by using our dealer search tool: Banner Bar Dealers
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The video features a V-Config Banner Bar recently installed by Blackout Graphics to promote their client's 50th year anniversary event. Prior to purchasing the V-Config, the dealership used an old marquee sign to display their promotional messages. Their marquee sign not only looked outdated but it was also very difficult to read at 45 MPH.
The V-Config Banner Bar solved the following problems for the dealership:
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AuthorKen Holyfield - Banner Bar Creator Archives
January 2026
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