Frontlit banner material is made for graphics viewed in daylight or lit from the front. It combines a PVC print surface with a reinforcing polyester fabric and is widely used for billboards, shop signs, and event banners. Here’s a breakdown of 2 popular types of frontlit banner material.
1. Laminated Frontlit Banner Material
Laminated frontlit material is made by bonding PVC films to a polyester base fabric. It provides a solid print surface in a flexible roll. Gloss, matte, grey-back, and black-back versions give sign makers a choice of surfaces and backings.

Here’s Why It’s Popular:
- Uses: Shop promotions, event banners, outdoor billboards, exhibition graphics, and indoor displays.
- Construction: PVC films bonded to a reinforcing polyester base fabric.
- Finishes: Gloss for a shiny look; matte for a less reflective surface.
- Weights & models:
- LFG55G/280: 280 g/m², gloss finish with a grey back.
- LFM35/440: 440 g/m², matte finish.
- LFM11B/510: 510 g/m², matte finish with a black back.
- Base fabric:
- LFG55G/280: 500 × 500 D; 9 × 9/in².
- LFM35/440: 300 × 500 D; 18 × 12/in².
- LFM11B/510: 1000 × 1000 D; 9 × 9/in².
- Roll sizes:
- LFG55G/280 and LFM11B/510: widths from 1 to 3.2 m, plus 5 m.
- LFM35/440: widths from 1 to 3.2 m.
- All three models: standard roll length of 50 m.
- Finishing: Cut panels to size and add hems, grommets, or pole pockets for the display system.
- Advantages:
- A solid white face for printed photos, lettering, and bold colors.
- Flexible material for making both small banners and large panels.
- Several weights and backings within the same material family.
2. Coated Frontlit Banner Material
Coated frontlit material has a PVC coating applied over a polyester base fabric. This forms a continuous printing surface supported by the fabric beneath it. It is used for large signs, hanging banners, and framed graphics, with both matte and gloss finishes in the UNISIGN range.

Here’s Why It’s Popular:
- Uses: Large outdoor billboards, building graphics, hanging banners, exhibition signs, and shop displays.
- Construction: A PVC-coated polyester base fabric with a continuous print face.
- Finishes: Matte and gloss. Black-back coated versions are also available in the range.
- Weights & models:
- CFM11/440: 440 g/m², matte finish.
- CFG11/440: 440 g/m², gloss finish.
- CFM11/510: 510 g/m², matte finish.
- Base fabric: All three models: 1000 × 1000 D; 18 × 18/in².
- Roll sizes: All three models: widths from 1 to 3.2 m, plus 5 m; standard roll length of 50 m.
- Finishing: Reinforced hems, grommets, and pole pockets provide attachment points for hanging or framed signs.
- Advantages:
- A coated print face for text, photos, and full-color graphics.
- Reinforcing fabric that supports large banner panels.
- A 5 m width option for extra-wide graphics.
Frontlit Finishes and Backings
- Matte: A low-sheen face helps reduce glare from front-facing lights.
- Gloss: A shiny face adds a polished look to printed graphics.
- Grey back and black back: These options place a darker layer behind the print face. The back color is listed in the product name.
- Display lighting: Frontlit material uses daylight or light aimed at the front of the sign. A light box with lamps behind the graphic uses backlit banner material.
Why Choose UNISIGN?
- Two construction options: Laminated and coated frontlit materials for a wide range of signs.
- Clearly listed specifications: Model-specific weights, base fabrics, widths, and roll lengths.
- Sample support: See the surface, feel the material, and try your own printed design.
Bring your next banner design to life with UNISIGN frontlit media. Contact our team for product details, free samples, and a quote.
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