Three dimensional billboard display using foam inserts and flexible cover
OwnerEdward Francis Carolaninventor
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A three-dimensional billboard display system features a flexible sheet of banner material having displayed content on a display side thereof, and a two-dimensional footprint area on the display side that is discretely identifiable from the displayed content. A flexible cover fastened to the flexible sheet in a position overlying the two-dimensional footprint area on the display side and enclosing a three-dimensional space between said cover and said flexible sheet. One or more inserts form a three-dimensional body of predetermined shape inside the three-dimensional space, the flexible cover spanning in taut condition over the three-dimensional body, thereby imparting the predetermined shape to the three-dimensional space and imparting the flexible cover with a three-dimensional form bulging outwardly from the display side of the flexible sheet. A reinforcement layer features a mesh or netting of criss-crossing webbing straps on a backside of the flexible sheet to carry the weight of the 3D embellishment.
A three-dimensional billboard display system comprising:
A three-dimensional billboard display system comprising:
A three-dimensional billboard display system comprising:
A method of creating a three-dimensional billboard display, the method comprising placing one or more inserts over a two-dimensional footprint area at a display side of a flexible banner such that the one or more inserts project forwardly from the display side of the banner with a predetermined three-dimensional shape, and securing a flexible cover to the flexible banner along a perimeter of the two-dimensional footprint area thereof in a position spanning over the one or inserts in a taut condition imparting said three-dimensional shape to said flexible cover, wherein the method is further characterized by inclusion of one or more of the following steps:
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