Product highlights
- Flexible use
- Extendable tube 550-900 mm
- With suspension hooks for perforated advertising signs and posters
Product Description
The telescopic banner holder features a flexible, extendable metal/aluminium tube that can be variably adjusted from 550 to 900 mm. The banner holder can be easily inserted into the crossbar, making it quick and easy to install. Thanks to the two suspension hooks supplied, either a perforated advertising poster or optionally an acrylic pocket with insert can be securely attached.
The telescopic banner holder is characterised by robust materials and guarantees both stability and a professional presentation of your advertising messages. Please note that the acrylic pocket is not included in the scope of delivery, but is available as an accessory.
The telescopic banner holder is characterised by robust materials and guarantees both stability and a professional presentation of your advertising messages. Please note that the acrylic pocket is not included in the scope of delivery, but is available as an accessory.
Specification
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Product Description
The telescopic banner holder features a flexible, extendable metal/aluminium tube that can be variably adjusted from 550 to 900 mm. The banner holder can be easily inserted into the crossbar, making it quick and easy to install. Thanks to the two suspension hooks supplied, either a perforated advertising poster or optionally an acrylic pocket with insert can be securely attached.
The telescopic banner holder is characterised by robust materials and guarantees both stability and a professional presentation of your advertising messages. Please note that the acrylic pocket is not included in the scope of delivery, but is available as an accessory.
The telescopic banner holder is characterised by robust materials and guarantees both stability and a professional presentation of your advertising messages. Please note that the acrylic pocket is not included in the scope of delivery, but is available as an accessory.
