Flame retardant fabric banner "white birch wood trunks" made of flag fabric 100 x 200 cm

Wood - this valuable warming raw material is shown to its best advantage on our fabric banner. In close-up, you can see sawed birch logs, whose parts are stacked crosswise on top of each other. Very close up in the zoom of the motif, the grains in the bark and the annual rings inside the trunks are visible. In addition, the light wood of the birch does not appear too bulky, but gracefully noble. A natural motif that subtextually expresses man's longing for warmth and the forest. Universally applicable for the most diverse occasions and always matching in colour.

Pressure-safe down to the last detail: Textile banner with birch logs including grain & annual rings

When it comes to a close-up, it is the effective implementation of the small, decisive details that counts: Thanks to our high-quality printing, we are able to show off subtleties such as annual rings or cracks in the trunk clearly and distinctly. The colour scheme also corresponds to the original in all its gradations and nuances. In addition, our textile poster is equipped with many useful features: The flag fabric is UV-resistant or lightfast, flame-retardant and certified according to B1. The best prerequisites for placing this universally appealing decorative banner indoors and outdoors. 

Natural-looking long panels with wood in close-up - wrinkle-free beauty in large format

We faithfully reproduce the calm yet powerful look of the fabric banner through our wrinkle-free presentation of the flag fabric. How do we do that? Our motif prints are hemmed at the top and bottom. Simply attach a hanging and stabilising pole in it and they will hang evenly and smoothly. At DecoWoerner, we offer you matching rods in wood and aluminium. Conjure up a touch of forest feeling in shop windows, sales rooms, foyers and entrance areas, as well as at events and trade fairs. Spread a calming atmosphere in waiting and consultation rooms or offices. Enjoy the scent of freshly cut wood, at least figuratively, in your own home.