Custom PVC Mesh Banners: Durable Outdoor Signage Solutions

PVC Banner Mesh Banners Custom Made to Size

  • Built for building sites, event fencing and scaffold wraps — hides the mess while you advertise the job
  • Perforated weave lets wind pass through, so banners stay put and don’t tear at the eyelets
  • Three airflow weights (Premium, Standard and Wind mesh) to match how exposed your site is
  • Cut to your exact size, hemmed and finished with eyelets every 500mm for cable-tie install
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Product Info​

High-Performance PVC Mesh Banners for Outdoor Advertising

Outdoor mesh banners are the ideal solution for advertising on events, festivals or anywhere where large format printing can be utilised. Vinyl mesh banners, otherwise known as scrim or construction mesh banner is a purpose-built material for printing large outdoor signs. Best mesh advertising banners in Australia.

 

We are mesh banner printing specialists so our pricing is very competitive and our quality second to none. 

 

If you are looking to wrap a building site then printed fence mesh banner is the ideal material. It has a very high burst strength so building site materials don’t pierce it. It allows the wind to pass through it whilst still being opaque and hiding the building works.

 

PVC mesh banner is very durable and the print will last up 2-3 years. Businesses are often hidden from the street with just a small sign to advertise. Mesh fence banners bring attention to the business hidden behind the fence. They can make an enormous difference in brand association.

 

Printed PVC banners can also be used for balcony or scaffold banners. Construction site banners are very popular because of their strength and longevity. We can print mesh up to 5m wide and 50m long.

 

We offer a number of other types of mesh from our facilities in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. For events or situations where mesh banners will be used repeatedly in different locations, we suggest using fabric banners. For a banner that would look best on a solid background like a wooden hoarding, then consider vinyl banners. 

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Types of Banner Mesh

Premium banner mesh panel close-up showing durable high-quality weave for long-lasting outdoor signage

Premium
Banner Mesh

Our tightest weave (12×12). The near-solid face gives the sharpest, most vibrant print with minimal see-through — the closest a mesh gets to a full vinyl banner. Around 80% material to 20% perforation, so it passes less wind: best for sheltered or moderately exposed sites where print quality matters most, like shopfronts, event backdrops and feature hoardings.

Standard banner mesh panel showing balanced weave and ventilation for reliable outdoor advertising signage

Standard
Banner Mesh​

Our most popular all-rounder — a 9×9 weave that balances strong, clear print with more airflow than the Premium mesh. Cost-effective and suited to most outdoor signage: construction fences, company hoardings and general promotional banners. The sensible default when your site sees normal wind, not extreme exposure.

Wind banner mesh panel with open perforated weave designed for everyday signage in breezy conditions

Wind
Banner Mesh

A practical choice for everyday signage, this mesh delivers solid print quality and steady airflow, providing dependable outdoor performance for general applications and regular promotional use.

Product Info​

How to Install

To install banner mesh on temporary fencing or cyclone wire fencing follow these steps for a crease-free installation:

 

  1. Identify the starting point of the mesh banner and take the banner out of its packaging.
  2. Leaving it on the roll, attach the top corner loosely with a cable tie.
  3. On flat installs, ensure the top row is straight and start fixing every second eyelet with cable ties.
  4. Work for 5-10 metres along the top row before coming back to fix the bottom row. Ensure that the banner is not overly taut and that there is a small amount of play in the cable tie. This will prevent pulling and creases.
  5. Repeat step 4 until the end of the banner. Then fix the side eyelets, and any missing eyelets along the top and bottom rows. It is important to use all the eyelets to disperse the wind drag as evenly as possible.
  6. Adjust any cable ties which are too tight. You may need to replace them.
  7. Snip the tag ends of the cable ties and roll the lock to the rear of the banner for a clean finish.
Key features​

Mesh Banners

  • Massive bang for bucks. Banner mesh is incredibly cost effective.
  •  Allows wind to escape through the banner itself relieving pressure on eyelets and on temporary fencing. There are 3 different types each of which allows different amount of breeze through the mesh – although there is a trade off in transparency
  • Mesh banners are fantastic for hiding messy building sites and advertising the builder at the same time.
  •  Mesh banners can be custom made to size to perfectly fit most fences or installatons. 
  • Banner mesh can be used on buildings or stages as scaffold banners and can be printed in one piece up.
  • Advertising mesh is extremely durable and long lasting.
Close-up of PVC banner mesh weave showing the perforations that let wind pass through

Questions?

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FAQ's

Mesh banners are outdoor advertising banners made from vinyl with a perforated face.

Banner mesh is only guaranteed to withstand winds of around 60kmph.

We aren’t big fans of cutting wind holes in mesh. To be effective the wind holes must be very large. We recommend a more open weave as a more effective solution.

When it is well looked after, banner mesh can last up to 8 years. Obviously the print will be faded and the material will be quite brittle at this point but it would still be standing.

Yes, they can. If you are moving mesh from job to job it is better to roll it up on a core.

Our standard turnaround is 7 business days from artwork approval.
If you need them sooner, let us know — we can often fast-track urgent orders depending on our production queue.

Our mesh banners are made from heavy-duty PVC-coated vinyl mesh, typically 250gsm with a 12×12 thread weave. This 70/30 airflow structure (70% material, 30% perforation) allows wind to pass through while keeping print quality sharp and vibrant.

 

We offer several mesh variations to suit different applications. Mesh opacity is measured in threads per inch (tpi)—the lower the tpi, the more open the weave:

 

  • 12 tpi (12×12) – Premium Mesh:
    Considered the highest-quality substrate, offering excellent print clarity with minimal see-through. It has around 80% material and 20% perforation, making it less suitable for very windy locations.

 
  • 9 tpi (9×9) – Standard Mesh:
    A balanced option that allows more airflow while still maintaining strong image detail. It is cost-effective and ideal for most general outdoor signage.

 
  • 6 tpi (6×6) – Air Mesh:
    About 50% opacity, providing maximum airflow. Prints may appear slightly lighter or more washed out, but this material performs best in high-wind areas.

We can produce pieces up to 2000mm high and 50 metres wide in a single print.
Banners wider than 10m are supplied in panels designed to join seamlessly during installation.

Absolutely. You can print photos, renders, logos, full-colour designs — virtually anything you need. QR codes can also be added, and for best results we recommend a minimum size of 150 mm × 150 mm to ensure they scan clearly through the mesh weave.

We offer a range of finishing options to suit your installation needs, including folded and welded edges for vinyl mesh, stitched hems for mesh banners, and reinforced edges for high-wind locations. All banners come with nickel-plated eyelets, typically spaced every 500 mm apart. If you require custom spacing or specific eyelet placement, we can tailor this to your exact requirements.

Banners are typically attached to construction fencing using cable ties through the eyelets. For best tension and a clean finish, secure them every 500 mm along the top, sides, and bottom. Most standard construction fences are suited to 1600 mm–high banners, but we recommend measuring your fence to confirm the correct fit.