Signworld 33" Retractable Roll Up Banner Stand Display

I sell cheesecakes at a green market and needed a sign holder that could be put up and taken down quickly while not breaking the bank. This fits the bill perfectly. But I suggest that you watch the instructional video on YouTube a few times before proceeding with the installation. Essentially you will have to tape the bottom of your sign onto a plastic film that comes preloaded in the canister. This can be a bit tricky if the sign is not as wide as the plastic film because you will wind up with stickiness on either end, which complicates the process. The top of your sign slips into a separate metal strip. This is pretty easy but requires you to first remove the plastic caps on each end, which you will replace once you slide your sign in. I suggest that you pick up some clear mover's tape (for the bottom) and enlist the help of a friend before loading your sign. I would definitely recommend this product.

We love these stands for our company. They are easy to carry into trade shows and very easy to setup. Our graphic designer can easily change out the graphics whenever we need her to. It only takes about 20 min to replace the image once it's printed. We print all our banners in house and it's very easy to design what we want. Just be careful and don't get into a rush when you are setting one of these up. The retractors are fairly strong and if you're not prepared they can retract quickly and hard. Overall, we give these stands 5 stars! Great quality, not cheap metal, and easy to use/setup.

I recently bought this stand for some trade shows I attend and even looking at the installation videos I can get this to work. The strip to hold the top of the stand seems to not have a clamping mechanism to hold the banner so it seems to be useless. It seems as though I don't have the right parts for this.This is an update.As stated before the product I received was not sent as shown. Some of the parts were absolutely inferior to what was advertised. When I went to their website the top clamping bar was different and the back bar to hold the sign up was also inferior. After sitting on the floor nor a month and not being able to use the stand for 2 of my trade shows, I had to reorder the top clamping bar without any compensation from their website. This is even though they sent me the wrong item, just so that my money would not be wasted all together on this item. I do several trade shows a year and would need to buy another banner stand but I will not be ordering from this company again.

Ordered it, set it up, loved it, and then had to re set it up again because the attached adhesive isn't necessarily strong enough to hold the banner on its own. The price is great, but if you get this I would highly recommend doubling it up with some high quality packaging tape when setting your banner, otherwise you are in for a pain in the butt. Trust me, rewinding the tension mechanism on this particular self reeling stand is not fun. But, that's my only complaint.

I work at a rather large non-profit, and am always in the market for banner stands that don't take much from the budget. When you look out in display-land, you will find these for 100-300, depending on what you want. Since we have a wide-format printer here, I just order the stands, but I am sure this company would print just fine as well. All I know is that every time I have ordered, they send it pretty much the next day, or definitely within 2 days of order, and I get it the following week. Well worth it.

This is definitely hard to beat for the price. Most options are double or triple this price. Be prepared to use some packaging tape with it and have some patience while installing it. You need to be able to securely attach you banner to it with the tape. You also need to take measurements to ensure that your banner will be seen properly. I use this once a week for a church and it has been fine since I originally set it up.

This stand is awesome and super easy to set up. It doesn't come with directions but there is a video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kc7IMJaMqUk. It took minutes to set up and looks great! I just set it up so who knows how it will hold up, but for now I love it! My banner is from Vistaprint and it's the thinner material that would crease easily, not the sturdy outdoor thick material. Works perfect for this stand.

I attend a few conventions a year and wanted an easy way to have some signage. This does the job. Setup was easy if you watch some video tutorials on youtube and just take your time-- I had absolutely no issues with setup. Used a nice heavy vinyl and it held it well. The pole might seem flimsy, but I've never had an issue. Be careful because the stands are made of metal and kind of sharp.