banner hardware

We’ve been getting better at spilling for years; when you’re in the business of designing banner hardware like we are, spilling – wind spilling anyway – is a virtue. We’ve been transforming the street banner industry for decades, and we won’t be stopping any time soon. From our fiberglass arms to our wind tunnel testing, we’re always looking for ways to help street banners last longer by improving our banner hardware. 

BannerFlex banner brackets are resilient. We’ve continued to learn and improve our products over the last three decades and are confident that we offer the best bracket hardware on the market. You might notice that our brackets feature two different banner rod styles, the round arm and the Airow rod. Let’s explore their similarities and differences so that you can decide which style is right for you.

With new student orientation quickly approaching, we often see Colleges, Universities, and High Schools sprucing up their campuses and preparing to "Welcome" new and returning students. One extremely effective way to spruce up the grounds, and facilitate school pride, is to add light pole banners. A splash of color with the college or universities logo, or this year's tag line, quickly enhances campus grounds. 

Consort Display Group was the first banner company to design light pole brackets specifically with performance in mind. Prior to this, brackets consisted of steel pipe arms, welded to steel collars, that were then bolted to light poles. The steel would bend in the wind, collars were rarely tight enough on the varying-sized poles, and banding would often loosen during wind storms. As the BannerFlex D3 brackets became more and more popular, and the industry standard, manufacturers began to imitate the product. How can you tell the difference between the innovators and the imitators?