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OK there's a lot of buzz about MABA flags. As we get closer to actual production here's a question: What size would most people prefer? 12 x 18? 18 x 24? 24x36?
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Dan - 3eyzbbq
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I'd like 18" x 24" or 24" x 24"
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I think 12X18 would be fine. Not to small not to big. Are they to hang horizontl or vertical?
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I would think 18 x 24 would be good enough. Much bigger and it would be hard to handle in wind.
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18x24 seems like a good size.
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I like the 18X24. Thats what we got in Shelby a few years ago and they work well.
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| Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2008 9:21 pm Post subject: |
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I like 12X18, but 18X24 would be OK
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Slamdunkpro
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| Posted: Sat Apr 26, 2008 10:29 am Post subject: |
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| Dan - 3eyzbbq wrote: |
| I'd like 18" x 24" or 24" x 24" |
24 x 24 isn't a standard blank size
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| VA BBQ PIRATES wrote: |
Are they to hang horizontl or vertical?
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Good question - since we do them on a piece basis (one at a time) and since the logo is mostly symmetrical they can be done either way.
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I dont care a whole lot about size (even though it does matter!!  ) I just want one NOW!!!!!
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18 x 24 works for me....flown horizontal
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The choices are 24 x 36 horizontal or 14 x 20 vertical or horizontal.
The 24 x 36's are grommeted with a side seam. the 14 x 20's have a pole seam. The first flags samples I got were crap. The second company that sent me flag samples are excellent. I'll post a picture of one shortly. Once the board OK's the colors we can go into production.
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| Slamdunkpro wrote: |
The choices are 24 x 36 horizontal or 14 x 20 vertical or horizontal.
The 24 x 36's are grommeted with a side seam. the 14 x 20's have a pole seam. The first flags samples I got were crap. The second company that sent me flag samples are excellent. I'll post a picture of one shortly. Once the board OK's the colors we can go into production. |
Yeah, 14 x 20. 
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Thank you for doing this
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