Stanchion Banners & Signs

A queue is advertising space you already own. People in it are stationary, facing forward and looking for something to read — banners and light boxes turn that into a message rather than dead time.

Stanchion banners

A 4 ft to 6 ft banner mounts between two existing posts, turning a section of the queue line into a printed panel. It is the cheapest way to brand a waiting area because it uses stanchions you already have, and it comes down as easily as it goes up when the campaign changes.

Light boxes

Flat and curved frame light boxes are illuminated rather than printed-and-lit, which is what makes them read in a dim concourse or an evening venue. Curved frames suit an approach where people see the unit from an angle; flat frames suit a head-on sight line.

Wall-mounted banners

The SlowRetract wall mounted banner pulls a printed belt across an opening — a barrier and a message in one, using no floor space. Useful for closing a lane or a lift lobby with an explanation rather than just an obstruction.

Related

For rigid signs on the post top, see post-top signs and frames. For free-standing units, see sign and poster stands.