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Solutions / Tension fabric systems
A clean finish. A changeable message.
Printed fabric graphics and illuminated displays for retail, exhibitions and interior environments.
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What we can help with.
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Tension fabric wall graphics
Printed fabric held taut in a slim frame, for a clean, edge-to-edge finish.
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Backlit fabric lightboxes
Illuminated frames that give an image depth and glow.
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Replacement graphics for campaigns
New printed fabrics for existing frames when the message changes.
Start with the brief.
Frame, fabric and illumination need to work together. We help specify the system and make future graphic changes part of the plan.
Useful details to share
Application, dimensions, location, timing and any existing artwork. An early idea is enough to start.
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Here’s one way it could work.
Concept / Interiors / illuminated graphics
A brighter welcome.
Three illuminated fabric panels bring colour and atmosphere to a dark foyer without overwhelming the space.
Explore the ideaWhat we can make.
From a single framed graphic to a wall of lightboxes, with the frame, fabric and lighting considered together.
- Wall-mounted framesSlim frames fixed to walls and fixtures, from a single panel to a full wall.
- Freestanding framesSingle- or double-sided frames on feet or bases.
- Backlit lightboxesDeeper frames with lighting behind a fabric made for illumination.
- Suspended framesLightweight hanging frames for ceilings and atriums.
- Exhibition wallsLarge fabric backdrops that pack small and build quickly.
- Shaped framesCurved and angled frames, where a flat panel won’t do.
- Replacement graphicsNew fabrics printed to fit frames you already have.
- Frame surveysExisting frames measured so replacement graphics fit.
Worth thinking about early.
Lit or unlit
A backlit graphic needs a different fabric and print approach from an unlit one, and the choice changes how colours read.
Even illumination
Frame depth and lighting layout affect how evenly a lightbox glows. A lit sample is the best way to judge it.
Size and seams
Very large graphics may need joined fabric. We’d agree where any seam falls before printing.
Changing the graphic
Think about who’ll change the fabric and how often. It affects the frame, the access and the way new graphics are delivered.
Questions we’re asked.
Can our own team change the graphics?
Often, yes. Fabric graphics are designed to be changed without rebuilding the frame. We’d talk through the size, height and access so the change is practical for the people doing it.
Can you print new graphics for frames we already have?
Usually. We’d need the frame sizes and details of the edge profile, or we can measure them.
Do fabric frames work as lightboxes?
Yes. Backlit frames use lighting behind a fabric designed to let light through. We’d recommend reviewing a lit sample to check colour and finish.
Is fabric right for every wall?
Not always. Rigid panels can be a better choice for surfaces that are touched a lot, or where a frame won’t fit. We’ll suggest what suits each location.
Where it’s used.
Events, exhibitions & experiential
Build an environment that supports your idea, your audience and the practical demands of the venue.
ExploreWorkplace & corporate environments
Branded interiors and directional graphics that connect people with the organisation and its spaces.
ExploreRetail & consumer brands
Give customers a consistent brand experience, from a single display to a coordinated retail campaign.
ExploreYour project, connected
Made by us.
Visible to you.
Work directly with us and keep your team in the picture, from production updates to installation photos and campaign sustainability reports.
See how it worksSee the result.
Review photographs from the finished installation.
Share useful evidence.
Bring your campaign’s sustainability information into one report.
Let’s make it happen
Tell us what you’re planning.
A first idea or a complete brief. We’re ready to talk.