The fabric frame graphic display is a high-resolution dye-sublimated fabric graphic finished with a thin gasket strip. The strip is sewn directly to the edge of the graphic, and the strip is then inserted into a lightweight aluminum frame with a recessed groove. The fabric is taut when installed in the frame for a smooth, finished appearance. The result is a large format graphic that mimics the old-fashioned hard panel graphics commonly found on custom displays and interior spaces.
What is different about Fabric Frame graphics?
- Lightweight Fabric. Fabric is lighter and more durable than tradition direct print graphics.
- Dye-Sublimation. Dye-sublimation graphics are digital quality reproductions of art files which are durable, offer vibrant color-pop, and are all printed on lightweight fabric.
- Less Frame. Slim framed graphics are the perfect choice when more graphic and less frame is desired.
- No Sew Line. Unlike bead or pole pocket fabric graphics, the sew line is hidden within the extrusion providing a more finished look to your exhibit or retail wall display.
What is different about Fabric Frame graphics?
- Care. Fabric graphics can be washed and steamed. They are more durable and long-lasting than traditional graphics.
- Lightweight. Larger graphics weigh less, perfect for creating space definition on virtually any surface.
- Cost. More image bang for the buck; large wall images, especially!
- Green. Many materials are produced using recyclable materials such as PET (polyethylene terephthalate, a form of polyester).
- No Glare. Fabric is the perfect choice for media walls or any backdrop that is being photographed or filmed.
- Versatility. Simple change-out of graphics for each new asset release.
- Frameless. The silicone edge means you see more graphic and less frame.
- Acoustical. Placing fabric graphics on walls is the best way to eliminate echo, reverb and reduce overall ambient noise in any room.
Gasket Edging Sewn to Fabric
Insert gasket into frame groove
Smooth finished fabric into frame