FABRIC STEP AND REPEAT BANNERS ARE EVERYWHERE!
Here’s another example of a product we are seeing a lot of recently: fabric step and repeat banners. Step and repeat banners are also known as back walls, popups or just about any other name. They can be made out of fabric, vinyl, or even plain paper. The term step and repeat banner comes from the old desktop publishing days. A company logo would often be repeated many times over to make sure that it shows up in any photographs taken in front of it. You will see such step and repeat banners at press conferences, public events, and also many sporting events. These days, not every one actually has a step and repeat image, but the name has stuck and is still a popular way of referring to them.
Here are some links to recent events that featured a fabric step and repeat banner made by CSI. Below that are some photos of some of our more recent step and repeat banners. We can turn a step-and-repeat project around in as little as one day, but normal turnaround would be 3-5 days. Please let us know if you have any questions about these and we’d be glad to help!
Washingtonian Magazine – AT&T Best Of Washington Happy Hour
Maria Menounos at Bethesda Row’s Annual ‘Front Row’ Fashion Event
UPDATE: We’ve added more to the gallery of step and repeats below. Clients include the Washington Nationals, The Center For American Progress, and more. Have a look!
Huge 10′ x 24′ fabric step and repeat banner popup back wall for the Center For American Progress
24′ long fabric step and repeat banner popup back wall for the Bipartisan Policy Center
Washington Nationals fabric step and repeat banner popup back wall – 12′
Washington Nationals fabric step and repeat banner popup back wall – 14′
Maria Menounos in front of a fabric step and repeat banner popup back wall
12′ Fabric step and repeat banner popup for the Hill & Why Tuesday?
