How To Erect A Pop Up Stand Correctly
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Firstly watch the video as it shows in second by second format how to erect the pop up stand and you can rewind at any given point to re-cap what you have missed. After watching the video remove all the items carefully from the box or case taking note where they go and how they have been stored. After removing all the items from the case onto the floor, roll out your graphics very carefully onto the floor avoiding any dirt or dust. Place the graphics face up and leave for a minimum of 1 hour possibly up to 24 hours as the graphics themselves are made of plastic and take on memory, this causes the plan els to stay in they’re rolled up form and work against you and the frame when being erected. You’ll find that if not left for a sufficient time the panels will bulge or repel from the magnetic frame.(We advise that all graphics should be stored flat, but realise that this is not always possible).
While the panels are regaining a straight form, you can erect the frame this takes only seconds and simply locks together with plastic hooking mechanism.(note these will need to be unlocked to dismantle). After the frame is erected and standing vertical ensure that the blue graphic hooks are at the top. At this point you’ll need to determine if you have bought a straight, convex or concave pop up stand, rotate the stand to the correct side to suit your exhibiting needs. When in position place the magnetic bars onto the frame vertically in the receivers provided, mag bars should easily click into position and require no force.
When after a given length of time be it 1-24 hours you may start placing the panels onto the frame. For best results or start on the middle panels preferably from left to right and when attaching the graphics ensure the panels attach in the side of the mag bar and do not cross the dividing line, this will cause the graphics to bulge of the frame. Particular care must be taken at this point for achieve optimum results, for instance we estimate a novice or first time exhibitor will take an average of 45 minutes to erect the stand first time but with practice this time can be vastly reduced.
Once all three panels have been put on the frame and aligned correctly to the same with the end panels firstly starting at the front and then bending the panels around vertically to achieve a cylinder effect. This is a cosmetic feature that hides the frame from clients and achieves a more finished result. (Note: when aligning panels it is not essential that the tops be level as often the floor is uneven and will create misalignment. Concentrate on aligning graphics on the stand and not the tops).
The premise is very simple you repeat the process in reverse order, but pay particular attention when you remove the mag bars 100% ensure they are removed from the frame and the locking mechanism is free. At this point no force will be required and the frame should collapse effortlessly. For more information call Banner Stand for free impartial advice or simply watch the video again.
1. Always follow instructions. 2. Always lay panels out for 1-24 hours(in some instances where the panels have been stored for years this can take a lot longer) 3. Erect the frame and never force or use any strength when putting it up. 4. Always pay particular attention that all mag bars are removed before you collapse the frame. (This is the most common form of damage and is not covered under warranty) 5. Roll graphics up with pictures on outside. 6. For best results store graphics flat. Pop Up Stand Instructions
Promotional Marketing Displays (71)
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Poster sign stands are a versatile and cost-effective way to communicate messages in retail, event or informational settings. Essentially freestanding display units, they allow posters to be secured behind weather-proof covers or mounted on adjustable frames and poles. These stands are perfect for showcasing new promotions, directing visitors, providing safety information or simply reinforcing brand presence in high-footfall zones. Many models offer adjustable height, lockable cases and interchangeable graphics, allowing businesses to update visuals quickly without replacing hardware. From street-level promotions to indoor display applications, poster sign stands offer flexibility, portability and long-term value.
Pavement signs take sign-writing to the pavement. A-boards, swing signs and forecourt models serve as high-visibility tools right at the frontline of street traffic and passing customers. These signs typically feature double-sided poster panels or chalkboard surfaces to promote daily offers, sales, opening hours or brand identity. Their portability makes them ideal for cafés, retail storefronts, markets and outdoor event zones. Many include water-fillable bases or weighted feet to ensure stability in windy conditions. With changeable graphics or re-writable surfaces, they deliver ongoing value for businesses looking to engage foot traffic. Poster signs.
Regardless of type, the effectiveness of signage depends heavily on print quality and material durability. A high-impact sign not only catches attention but retains that attention through clarity and longevity. For this reason, premium suppliers print graphics at a high resolution—up to 1200 dpi—and apply certification standards such as B1 fire-rated materials to ensure safety compliance in regulated venues. These advanced prints use UV-stable, waterproof inks that maintain vibrancy and resist fading or wear. This level of quality ensures your signage performs professionally across repeated use, costing less over time and reflecting well on your brand.
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Top suppliers provide not just hardware but full support. That means access to design services, ready-to-print templates, and expert advice on layout, readability and outdoor performance. Fast UK nationwide delivery is another key factor—many signs leave the warehouse within days of artwork approval. For signage that needs to be set up swiftly—whether for store openings, event campaigns or pop-ups—this rapid turnaround is crucial. When combined with premium 1200 dpi printing and B1 fire-rated materials, you’re not just buying signs—you’re investing in professional, reliable visual communication.
In summary, poster sign stands and pavement signs are fundamental tools for marketing, wayfinding and brand visibility. Paired with superior print quality, safety-certified materials and responsive service, they deliver real impact at both indoor and outdoor locations—making them an essential part of any display strategy.
