Double-Sided Facade Wrap (210D Duplex)

Double-Sided Facade Wrap (210D Duplex) — The outdoor workhorse — a dense basket weave that takes weather, handling and tension in its stride, specified for building wraps.

Oxford weave interlaces heavier yarns in a basket pattern, producing a cloth with a fine ribbed texture and considerably more body than a knit. That structure resists stretch under load, which matters when a banner is tied off across a fence line and left to work through a season of wind. Denier describes the yarn weight, not the fabric weight — a higher denier means a thicker filament, and the finished GSM depends on how densely that yarn is woven.

Building wraps are the largest format we produce and the least forgiving. They are installed at height, they stay up for months or years, and getting one down to fix a problem is expensive — so the specification has to be right before anything is printed.

Best for

• Full and partial facade wraps
• Multi-storey building graphics
• Retail storefront wraps
• Development and hoarding facade panels
• Feature-wall and architectural graphics

Key advantages

• Dense weave holds its shape under tension instead of stretching out at the fixing points
• Substantially more abrasion and handling tolerance than knitted alternatives
• Opaque body keeps artwork clean and readable without a ghost image on the reverse
• Takes eyelets and reinforced webbing well, so it survives repeated tie-down cycles
• Available across a range of deniers so you can match weight to exposure

Specifications

Choosing the right specification

Specify for the wind, then specify for the years. Mesh for anything large and exposed; a coated tarpaulin where the wrap is sheltered and needs to last. Panel large facades rather than attempting a single piece — seamed panels are easier to handle at height, easier to tension evenly, and far easier to replace individually if one is damaged.

How ordering works

• Send your artwork — Upload print-ready artwork at any stage — we check scale, resolution and bleed before anything goes to press and come back to you if something needs adjusting.
• Made to your size — Every panel is cut and finished to your dimensions. Tell us the finished size you need and how it is being fixed, and we will allow for hems and fixings correctly.
• Printed by dye-sublimation — Colour is transferred into the polyester fibre under heat, so the image becomes part of the cloth rather than a layer sitting on top of it.
• Finished and shipped — Hems, eyelets, pole pockets, silicone edge and other finishing are applied before your order is folded, boxed and dispatched worldwide.

Related specifications

This is the 210D version. The same specification is also made as Heavy Oxford Building Wrap (450D) — the fabric, print method and finishing are identical across them, so the only decision is which size fits your setup.

Technical detail

Reading denier and fabric weight together. Denier describes the yarn: grams per 9,000 metres of a single filament. Fabric weight in g/m² describes the finished cloth, and it is set by denier, thread density and any coating. The two do not convert into one another. Published manufacturer ranges for Oxford-weave polyester run roughly 70-150 g/m² at 210D, 130-250 g/m² at 300D, 150-250 g/m² at 450D and 180-550 g/m² at 600D, the upper end of that last band being PVC and tarpaulin-grade builds. Coating accounts for much of the spread, which is why a higher denier is not automatically a heavier cloth.

What to expect from service life. Indoors and out of direct sun, printed polyester holds its appearance for five years or more. Outdoors, published ranges for dye-sublimated polyester run from roughly six to twenty-four months depending on how exposed the position is, with the shorter end applying in high-ultraviolet regions such as the Southwest, Florida and the Gulf Coast, and in coastal or high-wind locations. Sheltered and north-facing installations reach the longer end. Coated and tarpaulin-grade constructions extend beyond that band because the coating carries the UV load.

Best suited to

Outdoor installations that stay up through a season and take real handling — fence lines, site hoarding, scaffold and building wraps, and outdoor trade-show banners.

Also in this range

For soft draped décor, our knit and satin ranges fall into fluid folds; for very exposed spans, our vented mesh sheds the wind load.

Not sure which fabric is right? Order a free swatch pack and see the weight, texture and finish in your own hands before you commit to a full run.