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Adler Display E-mail Newsletter - Volume 2, Issue 1. If you have trouble seeing the images below, click here, or cut and paste the following link into the address bar of your web browser: http://adlerdisplay.com/e-newsletter-06-1
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Fabric Display FAQ's Adler Display has hundreds of clients who are using fabric in their displays, and each day we field many similar questions about the care, durability and portability of those fabric displays. Here we have compiled a list of Frequently Asked Fabric Display Questions for your reference. If you have a question that we haven't answer here, click the button below and we'd be happy to answer it for you! Can I replace my existing trade show graphics with printed fabric graphics? Maybe. It depends on the type of display and how it assembles. Your display provider should be able to consult with you to see what different configurations and graphic mediums are possible with your display. Are graphics easy to change on fabric displays? Yes. One of the most attractive features of fabric displays is their versatility. Fabric panels can be changed frequently at a much lower cost that than older heavy plastic graphic panels. This allows companies to keep their display looking fresh each year or even each season. It also allows a company to share a display frame among different departments, greatly reducing the cost of display production. Are there 10- and 20-foot fabric displays that can be carried and assembled by one person? Amazingly – yes! Many of today's pop-up fabric displays have lightweight frames that assemble in seconds. The fabric is either already affixed to the frame and stretches out when the frame is popped up, or can be put onto the frame with Velcro after the frame is assembled. The frames fold down to a size that can fit into a carrying case that can literally be thrown over your shoulder and carried onto a plane or placed into the trunk of your car! Are there any "convertible" fabric displays that can convert from a 10-foot to a 20-foot display? Yes. Some of the new pop-up fabric displays allow for connectors that will link two or more smaller displays together to create larger displays. If your company needs the flexibility of using different sized displays, as your display company about creative ways to use fabric displays. How long can I expect my fabric display to last? Unlike many other graphic mediums, fabric will not scratch or permanently crease, thus greatly extending its display life. Additionally, tension fabrics can be cleaned and iron and look as good as new. Most tension fabrics, because of the amount they can be stretched, resist ripping and tearing. They can be cut with scissors, razors or broken glass, so you'll want to be careful with packing and handling. But with proper care, your fabric displays should last for years. If my display gets wrinkled in storage, how can I fix it? Steaming is recommended as the safest way to straighten out print fabric displays. It can be ironed, however it is recommended that you iron on the back of the fabric on a medium setting. If my display gets dirty, can I wash it? You can machine wash this fabric, however hand washing in color water with mild detergent is recommended to extend the life of the fabric. Will my display fade if it is exposed to light? In indirect sunlight, the fabric would likely fray around the edges before it showed signs of fading. However, in direct sunlight for extended periods of time, as you might get with a lobby display, the fabric will show signs of fading in about 6 months. Can you see through the fabric, and will the color graphics show from the back? It depends on the fabric that is used. There are some lightweight poly fabrics that are designed to show light through for effect. Others are thick show little or no light through them. If you have concerns about being able to see through the fabric, ask your display provider for samples of the fabric. For more information and ideas on incorporating fabric into your displays, contact Adler Display – 410-281-1200. |
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