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Finished Size850 mm x 2000 mm Visible Graphic Area
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Retractable Pull-Up Banner
Lightweight, portable exhibition roller banner stand with heavy-duty silver aluminium base and anti-curl satin blockout film. Comes complete with padded carry case.
$319.00
$159.50 each · 2 units
PDF, AI, PSD, PNG, JPG up to 100MB
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our products and services.
Bleed is an extension of artwork or colour(s) to minimise unprinted edges appearing when we cut your prints to size. All print files must include a minimum 3mm bleed before upload unless a white/unprinted background surrounds your artwork and doesn't extend to the page edge.
We highly recommend submitting your artwork as a high-resolution PDF (minimum 300 DPI) with all fonts outlined and images embedded. We also accept high-resolution JPEG, PNG, and TIFF files for certain products like posters and photo prints.
For the most accurate print results, please ensure all your artwork files are set up in CMYK colour mode rather than RGB. RGB is meant for digital screens, and colours may appear duller when converted to CMYK for printing.
Once you upload your artwork, our system generates a digital proof. You can review this directly in your browser. We strongly recommend downloading the high-res PDF proof, as it provides the closest representation of how your files will appear in print, highlighting any hidden issues or cut-offs.
RGB (Red, Green, Blue) is used for digital screens and monitors. CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key/Black) is the standard colour model used in printing. Because CMYK has a smaller colour gamut than RGB, some bright colours on your screen might look muted when printed. Always design in CMYK for the best results.









