Banners & building wraps
A banner is one of the most visible formats in the city. We produce and install advertising banners and wraps on facades, scaffolding, fences and at events – and we know how a big message should be placed to be seen and to stay up.
Banners & wraps with StreetPromotion
The banner that won Guldägget
Our best-known banner hung over the roadworks barrier at Slussen. For Glocalnet and the agency Garbergs it pointed out that things were low there – but still not as low as Glocalnet’s prices. The campaign “Lågt på Slussen” won Guldägget 2006 in the Alternative Media category.
It shows what the format can do when message and place belong together: a banner in the right spot becomes part of the city and something people talk about.
From format to installation
We help you choose format and material – for example mesh wraps for facades and scaffolding exposed to wind, or solid banners for events and fences. Then we take care of production, placement, permits and installation.
Banners, signs and advertising structures over or facing public space often require a permit from the police. That is part of our planning.
Banners & wraps are ideal for
- Launches and campaigns that need to be seen from afar
- Events, festivals and trade fairs
- Construction projects and property sales
- Shops, shopping centres and new openings
- Roadside campaigns at city approaches and toll points
How we work with banners & wraps
We take responsibility for the whole chain – from planning to follow-up.
Format & material
The right size and material for the site, for example mesh for facades.
Production
Printing and finishing with eyelets or pole pockets.
Permits
Placement and police permits when required.
Installation
Installation, inspection and removal after the campaign.
Photos
Completed campaigns
Common questions about banners & wraps
What is the difference between a banner and a wrap?
A wrap usually means a large printed fabric banner, for example on facades and scaffolding. A mesh wrap is perforated so the wind passes through, which makes it suitable for large outdoor surfaces.
Do you need a permit to put up a banner?
Often yes. In Stockholm a police permit is required for banners and advertising structures over or facing public space, except for a business’s own advertising on the building where it operates.
Can you put up banners outside Stockholm?
Yes. We plan placement and installation in Stockholm, across Sweden and Scandinavia, and in other European markets through our partners.
How long can a banner stay up?
That depends on the permit, location and material. We plan the campaign period with you and take the material down afterwards.
Book
banners.
Tell us about your project and we will come back with a proposal for reaching your audience – in Stockholm, across Scandinavia or in Europe through our partners.
+46 704 98 22 62 info@streetpromotion.seKlippgatan 11, 116 35 Stockholm, Sweden