Q. Can 2 different designs be used on double-sided flags?

A: Yes, on most styles of our event flags (including rectangle, beach banner, and teardrop flags), different designs are able to be printed on both sides. A thin piece of material is placed between the two sides of the flag to ensure that designs can be read without interference from the opposite side.

Q. Are the flags able to be used indoors and outdoors?

A: Yes, all flags are rated to be used outside, with the fabric being weather resistant and the various bases helping to keep the flags upright when used in light winds.

Q. What does the back of the single-sided flag look like?

A: A reverse print of the actual design is on the back of the flag, so the graphics are still visible for essentially a dual-sided flag. The dye bleeds through about 80% to the other side.

Q. What the differences in types of bases?

A: The banner flags have 4 types of bases depending on what your needs are. For outdoor events, a ground spike is included to secure the banner to hard ground. The car base is designed to have a wheel hold the flag in place, ideal for car dealerships. A water base can be filled with sand or water and used in both indoor or outdoor locations, with the added weight ensuring stability. The final base is a standard cross base for use on floors, with a water bag for added stability.

Q. What printing process is used for the flags?

A: There are two different types of printing depending on which flag your purchase. Most flags are printed using dye-sublimation, which involves using heat to transfer the dye to the fabric. Dye-sublimation ensures vivid colours, and won't fade or peel over time.

If purchasing multiple flags for an event, screen printed flags are the way to go. Screen printing uses amesh screen to push ink onto the banner. Screens are used multiple times, and are great for a lower cost flag when buying 10 or more.