Inflatable column for Sulejów

What did ARIO make for Sulejów?

Sulejów: inflatable column printed in full colour in the brand’s own palette, made by ARIO in Poland. We match the size and the version to the site — every model we make is listed in the Inflatable Columns category.

Why does an inflatable column work in this kind of display?

An inflatable column takes up less than a square metre of ground, and its 360° print is readable from every direction and from a long way off. In under ten minutes it turns an empty forecourt into a marked brand zone, with no scaffolding, no rigging crew and nothing to assemble. One person carries the bag, one person sets the column up, and the same unit goes back into the car afterwards.

What does an inflatable column do for a local council?

For a town or district council, inflatable column covers the whole calendar of events: town days, harvest festivals, local races, school fairs and Christmas markets. One unit in the council’s colours works all season, and putting it up needs no technical crew, because two people from the office or the culture centre are enough. The photographs that reach local media and social channels then carry consistent branding for Sulejów.

Where does an inflatable column work best?

• set in pairs — an entrance gateway or a start and finish line
• marking a trade-fair stand so that it is visible from the aisles
• sponsor zones and registration points at races and tournaments
• openings and promotions outside a car showroom or supermarket
• entrances, stages and food zones at festivals — with LED after dark

How do you choose the right an inflatable column for your own event?

Inflatable columns are made 2, 3, 4 and 5 m high. The 2 and 3 m models are 0.95 m across, the 4 and 5 m versions 1.4 m, which is noticeably more printed area on the same footprint. Hook-and-loop banners let you change the graphics between campaigns. A pair of columns often replaces an inflatable arch where the site has no room for the outside width of an arch.

Did you know? A pair of columns instead of an arch

A start arch with a 5×3 m clear opening actually needs 7.4 m of width on the ground. When a race route runs down a narrow street, organisers put an inflatable column on each side of the road instead: the same sense of crossing a line, under a metre of ground taken by each column, and both can be moved to another point of the course in minutes. What is lost is the banner overhead, which is why some events use columns at the start and an arch at the finish.

Want an inflatable column in your own brand colours?

ARIO designs, sews and prints in Poland. We prepare the artwork visual free of charge from your logo and brand guidelines, standard production with a full print takes 10 working days, and every item carries the manufacturer’s warranty. We ship across Europe and price the carriage with the order. Send your logo and the date of the event through the contact form and you will have a quote with a print preview within 24 hours on working days. See also inflatable arches and air dancers (sky dancers), or look through the rest of our projects.