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Roller Banners – for the vertically challenged!
The average height of a roller banner, you know the ones that arrive in a neat carry-case, retractable, is 6’ 5”.
I’m 5’ 4½”. So opening the case, pulling out the banner, hooking the looong pole into the top of the banner, takes some doing, (standing on a chair is not an option, borrowing a tall person – maybe, but not always readily available) unless you have a method.
And I have the perfect method!
To extend the Roller Banner
- Remove the banner from the case
- Remove the folded pole from the banner insert
- Extend the pole to full size
- Place roller banner on the floor
- Insert the pole into the metal casing hole
Important
Do not pull out banner feet at this stage
- With plenty of room behind you, hold the pole, grip the top of the roller banner firmly, walk backwards pulling out the banner horizontally as you go – roughly shoulder height.
- With the banner fully extended (still roughly shoulder height) hook the pole into the top of the banner.
- Push the banner into the upright position
- Pull out banner feet.
- Bingo – one fully extended roller-banner!
To collapse the Roller Banner
- Push the banner feet back into the base
- Reverse above details.
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About the Author Jackie Groundsell
Jackie Groundsell -The Connector, owner of 1230 The Women’s Company (TWC) is also known as the queen of women's business networking meetings and events. As a businesswoman herself for the past 25 + years, she’s been there, done that and got the T-shirt! She’s an approachable recognised business Expert, Mentor, IT Trainer and has e supported thousands of small business owners through her events and lunch-time meetings Jackie is also a weekly Radio presenter, reaching and supporting even further into the business world. ... and would love to hear from you.