SEG systems use silicone-edge fabric graphics fitted into a dedicated frame channel, producing a taut branded surface with very little visible fixing around the edge.

The format is particularly useful for organisations that want reusable hardware but expect campaigns to change. Once the frame is established, replacement graphics can often refresh the display without replacing the whole system.
Start with the format closest to your event brief. We can confirm the exact hardware, graphic specification and practical setup requirements once the venue and dimensions are known.
Use these examples to compare scale, format and how the display can work in a real event environment.

See how seg free-standing display can work within a branded event environment.

See how seg wall-mounted display can work within a branded event environment.

See how seg display package can work within a branded event environment.
The format is particularly useful for organisations that want reusable hardware but expect campaigns to change. Once the frame is established, replacement graphics can often refresh the display without replacing the whole system.
Free-standing SEG suits exhibitions and temporary environments, while wall-mounted formats can work well in showrooms, reception areas and semi-permanent branded spaces.
The more we know about the event and space, the easier it is to recommend the right display system.
SEG means silicone edge graphics. The fabric has a silicone strip around the edge that fits into a compatible frame channel.
Usually yes, provided the replacement is produced for the same frame specification.
Some systems support graphics on both sides. We confirm this based on the frame selected.
Installation can be discussed for suitable London projects, subject to the wall type and site access.
Send the venue, event date, dimensions and any artwork or organiser specifications you already have. We will help narrow the hardware, graphics, delivery and setup requirements for the job.
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