Triangle Hanging Banners

Three-sided overhead signs from 5 ft to 15 ft across.

Why three sides

Cost and weight. A triangle uses less fabric and less frame than a round or square sign of the same width. It's lighter to ship, lighter to rig, and generally less expensive to buy — and since rigging labor and drayage are both influenced by weight, that saving shows up more than once.

It matches how some booths are actually approached. A corner booth with three open sides doesn't need a fourth face. A triangle puts a full panel toward each real approach instead of spending money on a side nobody stands in front of.

It's visually distinct. In a hall where most overhead signage is round, a triangle reads as deliberate. That's a small thing, but small things are what separate booths at fifty paces.

When not to choose it

If your booth is a true island approached from four directions, three faces means one direction gets an edge rather than a panel. Go round for no bad angle, or square for four distinct messages.

Before ordering

Check whether your show permits hanging signage at all, and what the maximum height is — both live in the exhibitor kit, and inline booths are frequently excluded. Rigging is separate labor with its own advance deadline. Send us the kit and we'll read it for you.

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