Tendon frame.

A tendon frame is a type of signage in which a printed canvas is stretched in an aluminum frame by means of a thin tendon (also called "tendon cloth") that runs along the edge of the canvas and is pushed into a groove in the frame. This creates a tight and flat surface with no visible fasteners.

Pees frames are widely used as indoor and outdoor advertising, for example as facade advertising, banner, light box or as wall decoration. The advantage of a tendon frame over traditional billboards is that it is advertising banner easy to replace and that the frame can be reused. This makes it more cost-effective and durable. In addition, the tendon cloth is easy to fold and transport.