Design

Clearr Corp. Presents StretchFrame and StretchLite Frameless Graphic Displays

Perimeter tensioning feature retains images printed with environmentally friendly fabrics and inks.

Published

15 years ago

March 2, 2009

Jacob Rieskamp Signs of the Times March 2009 Issue

Clearr Corp. (Minneapolis) is presenting StretchFrame and StretchLite frameless graphic displays, which eliminate the conventional, “framed in” look, the company states. A virtually invisible, easy-to-use perimeter tensioning feature retains images that are printed with environmentally friendly fabrics and inks. The process also eliminates weighty acrylic faces and the resulting reflections.

StretchFrame and StretchLite can be made in any size, but 10 ft. is the practical limit. Sizes larger than 3 x 4 ft. are shipped in a kit form to reduce shipping costs; they’re easily assembled on location, the company states.

(800) 548-3267; www.clearrcorp.com

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