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Roll-up banner sizes and design tips for Kenyan events

A roll-up banner is the workhorse of exhibitions, launches, church events and conferences across Kenya. Pick the right size and layout and it will work for years.

By the PixelHub teamUpdated October 20263 min read
Roll-up banner sizes and design tips for Kenyan events

Common roll-up banner sizes

85×200cm is the standard and fits most booths and receptions. 100×200cm and 120×200cm give more presence at exhibitions and on stages. Broadbase stands are steadier outdoors and in windy venues.

Design so people read it from 3 metres

Put your logo and main message in the top third, at eye level. Use one short headline, three key points at most, and a large phone number, website or WhatsApp. Keep the bottom 20cm free of important content because it sits low or behind tables. Our designers can lay it out.

Artwork and file setup

Design at full size or 1:10 scale at high resolution, in CMYK, with bleed. See our print-ready artwork guide for details.

Other event display options

Teardrop flags, backdrops and step-and-repeat walls, table cloths and PVC banners. All are produced with large format and sublimation printing.

At a glance

SizeBest for
85 × 200cmReceptions, small booths
100 × 200cmExhibitions, churches
120 × 200cmStages, large venues
BroadbaseOutdoor and windy sites

Questions

What is the standard roll-up banner size in Kenya?

85×200cm is the most common size.

Can I reprint the banner and reuse the stand?

Yes. Most stands accept a replacement print, which lowers the cost of updating your message.

Need help choosing?

Send us your idea on WhatsApp and we will recommend the best option for your budget and deadline.

Ready to print, brand or create?

Send your idea, quantity and deadline. We reply with a clear quote and the best method for your budget.

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