Mesh Banner Fencing at a New Marcoola Development
Thomson Estate Group has a new development under way in Marcoola, and we designed, printed and installed the mesh banner fencing along its street frontage. The banners wrap the temporary site fence, so instead of a plain wire fence the street sees the project's name and branding.
The banners are printed on PVC mesh rather than solid banner material. Wind passes through the mesh, which matters on a beachside site — a solid banner on a fence acts like a sail, while mesh lets the breeze through and holds up better. Each banner is fixed to the temporary fence panels with eyelets and ties.
A development site spends a long time behind a fence before anything is finished, and that fence is the first thing people see. Fence banners brand the site, advertise the project to everyone driving or walking past, and screen the work area — the mesh hides the site behind it while keeping the developer's name in view.
We handled the job end to end: artwork, printing in our Coolum Beach workshop, and the install, with our van on site while the banners went up. The same team can come back to take them down or replace them as the project moves on. It's one part of the large-format printing we do, and the kind of work we take on across Marcoola and the wider Sunshine Coast.
Got a site fence that could be working harder? Send us the site details and your brand files and we'll design, print and install it. More on our mesh banner fencing service.