Implementation recommendation

Signage fabric guide

Technique - Printing process

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Recommendations for making up the fabric

Making up a ready-to-use panel of fabric involves cutting (cold process or ultrasound cutting) and assembling the panels, and making sleevespockets by welding thenm (using thermal, high-frequency or ultrasound processes) or sewing them together.
Stiffeners (rods inserted into sewed-on pockets the detachable sleeves), which are sometimes necessary for large blinds or tensioned structures covering a large area, can be used to reinforce the fabric.

Please feel free to refer to the instructions for making up the products, the details of which are featured on the back of each brochure in Mermet's Modulight® collection.

Welded assemblies can be used for installing kakemono displays and other suspended panels. In this case, it is preferable to make a sleeve pocket right around the edge of the panel.

Fitting eyelets spaced approximately 25 cm apart around the edge of this sleeve enables these panels to be hung up using various systems.

The most frequently used methods are :


With elastic or cord		Braid		Hanging		On frame

Kakemono displays, banners, signs, self-supporting structures or partitions, items suspended in a frame, or structured in terms of volume, etc. Modulight® fabrics are suitable for any presentation system due to their numerous advantages :

Excellent mechanical resistance (breaking and tearing)
Flawless hanging characteristics
Made from coated fibreglass yarns or prepared for perfect flatness and stability
No deformation
They can be used for large projects
Choices of widths ranging from 160 cm to 310 cm and they are easy to make up, offering real scope in terms of making the most audacious installations.