Count from a maximum gap
The usable edge span is divided by the maximum spacing and rounded up to whole intervals. One endpoint is then added.
Banner production planner
Calculate the grommet count, equal spacing and exact coordinates for every selected edge of a banner or tarp.
Project inputs
The inset is measured from each finished edge to the center of the corner grommets. Maximum spacing is a limit; the final spacing is equalized and may be smaller.
Production plan
Exact layout
Every coordinate is measured from the finished banner's left and top edges. Shared corner grommets appear once.
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These presets are planning ranges, not wind-load engineering. Material weight, reinforced hems and mounting conditions change the required spacing.
The usable edge span is divided by the maximum spacing and rounded up to whole intervals. One endpoint is then added.
Adjacent edges use the same inset corner coordinate, so the total purchase count counts that physical grommet once.
Top and bottom use the same horizontal positions; left and right use the same vertical positions for aligned tie-down points.
A common planning range is 24-36 inches for many vinyl banners, with tighter spacing often used for mesh or wind exposure. Follow the fabricator and mounting specification.
No. When two selected edges meet, this calculator merges their identical corner coordinate and counts one physical grommet.
The maximum is a limit. The usable edge is divided into a whole number of equal intervals that do not exceed it.
No. Wind load depends on banner area, porosity, reinforcement, fasteners and support structure. Obtain an engineered mounting plan when failure could cause injury or damage.