Some general guidelines, to be adapted to your event.
Roll-ups, banners, streamers
Three supports, three different uses
Roll-ups, banners and streamers are large-format supports designed to get noticed: the roll-up is a vertical graphic that is easy to move, the banner covers walls and passageways, the streamer speaks to those looking from a distance.
For companies in Como and Brianza taking part in trade fairs or events, from Cantù we choose the support according to space, location and message.
When to use them
The right support for every situation
- Roll-up: beside the stand to present a service or a product
- Banner: on walls or at the entrance to give identity to the space
- Streamers: for events and outdoor areas where visibility from a distance is needed
We print with partner printers in the province of Como and check the work before delivery.
If the project requires it, we can coordinate the graphics with your visual identity, so that prints and website tell the story of the same company.
Graphics readable from a distance are designed starting from the reading distance: a single message, strong contrast, sturdy typefaces and images of quality suited to the format. Our Cantù team works this way for companies in Como, Brianza and Milan.
Forex is a rigid panel on which a graphic is printed, window graphics are an adhesive graphic for glass and shop windows. From Cantù we design and have these supports produced for stands, showrooms and offices of companies in Como and Brianza.
The graphics of a stand are prepared starting from measurements and floor plan, then message, materials and brand files are defined, checking the trade fair regulations. In Cantù we support companies in Como, Brianza and Milan at every step, from design to print.
Lamination, die-cutting and embossing are finishes that protect the printed piece, give it a particular shape and add details you can feel. In Cantù, in the province of Como, we assess them case by case with companies in Como, Brianza and Milan.
The resolution for printing is much higher than for the web and depends on the final format: the image must be supplied at the actual print size, otherwise it looks pixelated. For companies between Como, Cantù and Milan we check every image before it goes to the printer.