10′ Traverse Fabric Display

Name: 10' Traverse Fabric Display
Brand: Traverse Displays
SKU: CB254243
Availability: InStock

$827.00

Product Size: (Product Footprint) 119″w x 26″d x 89″h
Graphic Size: (w/Bleed) 120″w x 90″h

This is our 10′ Traverse Fabric Display, a lightweight alternative to traditional backwall displays. The 1″ frame is made of anodized aluminum and has shock corded tubing. The dye-sub fabric graphic has corner pockets and easily slips over the end of each pole for a tight and taut display. A carry case is included for easy transport and quick assembly.

Production time: 4 business days after proof approval.

SKU: CB254243 Category: Traverse Displays

Kit Includes:
(1) Graphic
(1) Hardware with Soft Case

Viewable Area: (Finished size) 119″w x 89″h

Features:

1″ anodized aluminum frame
Unique center hub system allows frame to collapse for easy transport
Simple assembly with shock corded tubing
Vibrant dye sublimated graphic

Graphic Files

Dye-sublimation is a new and exciting way to print photo realistic images on fabric. This process uses cutting edge technology to print your image with the finest detail and the richest color. Dye-sub printing is ideal for: Table Throw Products, Flags, Event Tents and more. PMS colors preferred (CMYK/RGB accepted). Print ready art (on our product templates). Full-color artwork including gradients, raster/photo images and bleeds. Raster images must be created at actual size with resolution of at least 200 dpi.

Acceptable File Formats: VECTOR ART (Recommended for most applications) Typically any file ending in .eps, .ai, or .pdf designed with a vector based program that can be scaled to any size while appearing crisp. Also known as line art. RASTER ART Any file ending with .psd, .tif, .jpg, .bmp, .gif or any photographic image. Raster art is composed of pixels that when scaled larger, will look jagged or pixilated. Also known as bitmap art.

UNACCEPTABLE FILE FORMATS: Quark, Corel Draw, Word, Power Point, Excel, Publisher, Pagemaker and low resolution scanned images. InDesign files, unless exported to an .eps or .pdf format, will incur additional art charges or be rejected.