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Double Sided Roller Banners

Double Sided Roller Banners are built for visibility in open spaces where audiences approach from every angle. Ideal for exhibitions, events and retail promotions, these two-sided displays present your message on both faces without doubling your floor space. Each stand is supplied with high-quality printed graphics, a stable aluminium base and a carry case for easy transport. A practical choice when you need strong branding, fast setup and professional presentation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Double-sided roller banners show your message to traffic from both directions — essential in open spaces, freestanding locations, or near entrances. This FAQ covers when they're worth the extra cost and how they're constructed.

Anywhere people approach from both directions — shopping centre walkways, conference corridors, open exhibition aisles, or freestanding reception displays. If your banner sits against a wall or in a corner, one side is wasted, so a single-sided banner is fine.
Almost, but properly engineered double-sided banners have a single shared frame and base, which is sturdier and tidier than two banners taped together. They also block light from one side to the other, so the design on one face doesn't show through to the back of the other.
Typically 60–80% more, since you're printing two graphics and using a heavier-duty base to support the extra weight. Still cheaper than buying two separate single-sided banners, and far more portable.

Usually yes, keeps your branding consistent and avoids confusing visitors. The only times two designs make sense are when you're catching attention from two directions with different messages, or running A/B promotions on either side.
Yes, many businesses use one side for branding and the other for a current promotion or call-to-action. Make sure both sides match in colour temperature and finish so they look like they belong together.
No, the printer handles orientation. You supply each side as a normal forward-facing design and the production team mounts them correctly back-to-back.

A blockout backing layer is laminated between the two printed films. This opaque white centre stops any light or image bleeding through, so each side looks crisp regardless of what's printed behind it.
Yes, typically 1.5x to 2x the weight, because of the two printed films, the blockout backing, and a heavier base needed for stability. Plan for a slightly larger carry case as well.
Very, the base is engineered to handle the wider top rail and double-sided weight. Most have splayed feet or weighted plates that prevent tipping in normal use. For very busy public areas, ask about supplementary base weights.

Slightly, you have two graphic films to handle and align with the support pole. Allow an extra minute compared to a single-sided banner. Practice once before your first event to get the technique right.
Yes, the graphics are typically separate cassettes that can be replaced individually. Useful for keeping the brand side static while refreshing the promotional side for each campaign
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