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Good question!
The fabric stands are designed for indoor use only. You would have to push the stand over quite a long way before it would topple. In that respect, there is no significant difference between these stands and the older magnetic pop ups.
We have customers who use these stands...
The stands with the criss/cross collapsible frames are called pop up stands. They have been around for 20 Years or so and have changed very little. They have been widely replaced now by newer, tubular frames that support one piece fabric graphics.
With the old pop up stands you have to manually...
Thanks for viewing my profile. For information about the products we provide, you can visit our website or feel free to call in office hours on 01785 818111. All the best, Mark
Hi Stacey.
My name is Mark (Banner Stands is just my username on these forums).
I am sorry that you thought my reply was unprofessional, it was certainly not my intention.
Established for over 10 years we have much experience with production of these displays turning over more than £2.5...
Wow, that is a cheap price.
Selling the stands for less than £29 (plus the vat) is a bargain!
Doing the maths, the stands (I guess you are using cheap ones) are costing you perhaps £10 each delivered. Unless you are printing on a big, industrial machine you have £3 in ink?
Then unless you are...
We buy shipping containers full of goods so we pay customs clearance, import duty and then road haulage of the container on HGV from the docks to our warehouse.
If you are shipping goods with courier then you might get charged import duty and the rate varies depending on the product (different...
No next day courier service is fail-safe although from experience, most are 99% reliable. If you need a cast-iron guarantee that something is going to arrive then really you have to consider driving it point to point directly with a same day van and swallowing the cost.
Parcel 2 Go are a broker...
Hi,
When dealing with a new supplier or product, we always order samples.
Normally the supplier will charge for the product(s) and the shipping with courier and you can receive the samples in a week or two to check them.
With regards to getting products QC checked, we recently organised for a...
Hi Danny,
If you are dealing with a new supplier in China, I would recommend starting off small and build volume for orders gradually.
Always best to get samples and pay the courier cost so you can check them thoroughly. Of course, there are no guarantees that the order will be as per samples...
Yes, they are cheap as chips!
The Vauxhall Vivaro is a decent alternative to the Transit, also same van available from Renault and Nissan too.
Had ours for a couple of years and never misses a beat.
China is full of fake goods so be careful. I was in China only a few Months ago and I visited one of the big indoor markets on the underground line, known for fake goods. If the prices are cheap, goods are probably fake!
Hi,
If you ever need any help creating bespoke modules for Prestashop, our webmaster can probably help. He is very experienced with Prestashop and has made lots of tweaks and mods to our website www.printdesigns.com if you look at the site, you can see how we made an artwork uploader tool for...