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Post by davejs on Jul 7, 2009 7:42:08 GMT -5
Grand & Benedict's - Hayward, CAHere's a place that I go occasionally to pick up fixtures....grids, racks, hooks, etc. Grand & Benedicts Fixtures www.grand-benedicts.com2368 Tripaldi Way Hayward, CA 94545 (510) 782-1988
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Post by davejs on Jul 7, 2009 19:39:44 GMT -5
Nearly New Store Fixtures, 3950 Norwood Ave, Sacramento, CA. Tel: 916-920-3003. www.continentaldisplay.com/nearlynew.htmlI've been there to pick up things. All used but in decent shape. Can save a little instead of buying new. Grids, hooks, displays, racks, etc.
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Post by davejs on Jul 7, 2009 19:44:54 GMT -5
VISUAL MERCHANDISING SYSTEMS 2260 PARAGON DR SAN JOSE,CA 95131 (408) 436-1307
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Post by danimigfb on Feb 20, 2010 13:31:45 GMT -5
We have a big banner to put up this year and I am looking at the sky banner frame at www.canopiesbyfred and www.ezup4u. Fred's is less expensive. Anyone have any suggestions on others or how to make your own? |
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Post by davejs on Feb 20, 2010 14:00:46 GMT -5
We have a big banner to put up this year and I am looking at the sky banner frame at www.canopiesbyfred and www.ezup4u. Fred's is less expensive. Anyone have any suggestions on others or how to make your own? I do believe that a lot of people make their own. Looks like Fred is selling his '10-ft sky banner frame' for $69.00. I imagine that you can pick up two-10ft poles someplace along with the two end connectors for around $10-15? I guess you could check in Galt for the poles, etc. or San Jose Flea Market. There's a guy that sells canopy parts over there (SJFM) at end closest to the Berryessa Entrance. Maybe row M? Can't miss him. I can't recall who has them over in Galt (Tuesdays). |
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Post by danimigfb on Mar 23, 2010 10:55:06 GMT -5
I ended up buying 3- 1/2" X 10' metal electrical conduit at Home Depot for $1.80 ea. 2 corner connectors at $4.00 ea. then they would not fit in my 8' trailer so I had to cut the 10' pieces in half and get 3 straight connectors. It worked great, I leave the corners connected and they slip though the canvas loops on the front of our ez-up, then just hand tighten the straight connectors and hang the banner.
Before raising the ez-up I slipped the corner connected pieces through the canvas loops, connected the top straight connector, hung the top of the banner, then raised the ez-up and connected the conduit legs & bungied the bottom of the banner. I did not secure the bottom of the legs to the ez-up for the first event and it was fine even with a breeze but will in the future in case of a stronger wind. If I had the room I would also prefer to have the top piece not to have been cut it did sag slightly.
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