Roll-up Suna
Roll-up Suna is a portable advertising display system for trade fairs, conferences, shops, offices and service points. It helps present a brand, offer or information clearly without changing the interior layout. The aluminium cassette, stabilising feet, 3-piece mast and transport bag make the system easy to carry, assemble and store. It is available in 85 x 200 cm and 100 x 200 cm formats with customised printed graphics.
| Set includes | 2 feet, 3-piece mast, bag, cassette, printout with customised graphics |
|---|---|
| Construction | aluminium |
| Material | Blockout 440g/m², Roll-up foil |
| Printing technology | UV, Solvent HR |
| Finish of material | securing the material with a slat + winding on the cassette roll |
| Assembly | sliding the graphic out from the inside of the aluminum cassette, resting it on a pole which is included in the set |
| Intended use | During conferences and trade fairs, as well as short public appearances, as a permanent fixture in a retail or service outlet – where the décor cannot be changed |
Roll-up Suna is a practical display system for companies that need a mobile, reusable and easy-to-install advertising carrier. The printed graphic is stored inside an aluminium cassette, so the system can be transported compactly and prepared for presentation in a short time. It is used wherever clear visual communication is needed without permanent installation: at trade fairs, conferences, hotels, showrooms, reception areas, medical centres, offices, shops and information points.
What makes Roll-up Suna useful in everyday promotion?
The system combines a lightweight aluminium structure with a personalised printout. To set it up, the graphic is pulled out from the cassette and supported on the 3-piece mast included in the set. Two flat stabilising feet help keep the display steady during indoor use, while the transport bag protects the set during storage and travel.
Roll-up Suna is supplied with the key elements required for use: aluminium cassette, 2 feet, 3-piece mast, printed graphic with customised design and bag. This makes it suitable both for occasional events and as a permanent element of a retail or service space where the décor cannot be changed frequently.
Print materials and visual effect
The graphic can be produced on Roll-up foil or Blockout 440g/m². Roll-up foil has a matt surface, which helps reduce light reflections and supports good readability in exhibition and office lighting. Blockout 440g/m² has a special internal black layer that limits show-through, which is useful when the display is placed in front of brighter backgrounds or in visually demanding interiors.
Printing is produced using UV or Solvent HR technology. Both options allow customised graphics with brand colours, product messages, service information, event communication or wayfinding content.
How to choose the right size?
Roll-up Suna is available in two visible graphic formats: 85 x 200 cm and 100 x 200 cm. The 85 x 200 cm version is a universal choice for narrow spaces, reception areas and event stands where easy transport is important. The 100 x 200 cm version offers a wider communication area and works well when the message includes more visual content, a larger headline or a stronger brand presence.
Where Roll-up Suna works best
Roll-up Suna is designed for situations in which the same brand message needs to be presented in different locations. It can support sales teams during trade fairs, inform visitors at conferences, mark a reception area, promote a campaign in a shopping mall or present services in a showroom, fitness club, hotel, medical centre or office. Because it is quick to set up and compact after folding, it is also convenient for short public appearances, training sessions and temporary promotional actions.
On the English-speaking market, this type of product is also often referred to as a pull-up banner, roller banner or retractable banner. These terms describe the same general idea: a printed display pulled out of a cassette. In this product, the main system name remains Roll-up Suna.
Choosing between 85 x 200 cm and 100 x 200 cm
The choice of size should be based on the amount of content, available floor space and transport requirements. The 85 x 200 cm variant has a visible graphic area of 85 x 200 cm, packed dimensions of 11.50 x 11.50 x 91.00 cm and weighs 2.80 kg with the graphic. It is a good option when the display must be easy to move between locations or placed in a limited area.
The 100 x 200 cm variant has a visible graphic area of 100 x 200 cm, packed dimensions of 11.50 x 11.50 x 106.00 cm and weighs 3.30 kg with the graphic. It gives more horizontal space for larger logos, product visuals, a wider headline or additional contact information, while still remaining portable.
Preparing an effective graphic file
A Roll-up Suna graphic should be designed for fast reading from a standing position. The most important message should be short, visible and placed where it can be noticed immediately. A company logo, key benefit, offer name or event message should not be too close to the edges, because part of the material is secured with a slat and wound onto the cassette roll.
- Keep the headline concise and readable from a distance.
- Use brand colours consistently with other marketing materials.
- Place essential content, such as a logo or QR code, at eye level or slightly higher.
- Avoid placing important information too close to the bottom edge.
- Choose the wider format if the layout contains more text or several visual elements.
Material selection and typical mistakes
Roll-up foil is suitable for standard indoor presentation and offers a matt surface that helps reduce reflections. Blockout 440g/m² is worth choosing when limiting show-through is important, for example in bright interiors or when the display is used against visually busy backgrounds. The final material choice should match the exhibition conditions, frequency of use and expected visual effect.
Common mistakes include overloading the layout with text, using small contact details, placing QR codes too low, or designing a graphic without considering the cassette area. A clear hierarchy of information usually works better than a dense poster-style layout. Roll-up Suna should communicate one main message first, then support it with secondary details.
