Backdrop and exhibition printing in Singapore
IndoPrint prints event backdrops, media walls and exhibition booth graphics in Singapore on fabric or vinyl, up to 3.2m wide in one piece. We print, finish and install them on site, so your stage, launch or booth is ready before doors open.
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What we offer
- Stage backdrops, media walls, step-and-repeat
- Exhibition booth walls and tension-frame fabric
- Fabric (HP Latex) or frontlit vinyl (eco-solvent)
- Up to 3.2m wide in one piece; larger walls panelled
- Delivery and on-site installation
Fabric or vinyl for an event backdrop?
Fabric is the better choice for most indoor events. It photographs without glare under stage lighting, folds into a bag without creasing, and can be reused across events. Vinyl is cheaper for one-off backdrops and is the right choice outdoors, where it resists rain.
What goes into an exhibition booth print job?
A typical booth includes back wall graphics, side walls, counter wraps, and hanging or tension-frame signage. Tell us the booth dimensions and the organiser's rules on materials, and we will match each surface to the right material and ink.
How far ahead should I book?
Book as early as your artwork allows, especially for large booths and installed jobs, because proofing, printing, finishing and installation each take time. Tell us your event date when you ask for a quote and we will confirm whether it fits.
FAQ
Backdrop & Exhibition Printing: questions
- Do you install event backdrops and booth graphics?
- Yes. We deliver and install backdrops, media walls and exhibition graphics on site.
- Can a fabric backdrop be reused?
- Yes. Latex-printed fabric folds without cracking and can be packed and reused across events, which often makes it cheaper than vinyl over several uses.
- What is a step-and-repeat backdrop?
- A step-and-repeat is a backdrop with logos repeated in a grid, used as a photo wall at launches and red-carpet events so logos appear in every photo.
- What size can an event backdrop be?
- We print up to 3.2m wide in a single piece. Wider walls are printed in panels and joined on site.