Large format, indoor and outdoor
Large format has a rule of its own: what looks good from thirty centimetres means nothing from thirty metres. We print for both distances, and the material is chosen for where the job will stand.
Large format has a rule of its own: what looks good from thirty centimetres means nothing from thirty metres. We print for both distances, and the material is chosen for where the job will stand.
Banners and mesh for façades and scaffolding. Citylight and backlit panels. Adhesives for windows, walls and floors. Flags and beach flags. Wall murals for hotels, offices, shops and public interiors. Exhibition and stand graphics. Posters and interior material.
Full or partial vehicle wrapping: cars, vans, trucks and whole fleets in one identity. The film goes over the paint and comes off without damaging it — which is why leased fleets are wrapped rather than resprayed.
Windows and glass fronts: full graphics, lettering and logos, perforated one-way vision film that lets you see out but not in, and sandblast-effect film for privacy in offices and meeting rooms. Wall and floor graphics for interiors.
Cost here is set by the surface, not the size: vehicle paint with curves, smooth glass, textured wall, floor under foot traffic. Each needs a different film and adhesive, and each has its own way of being applied.
Outdoors the material has to take sun, rain and wind: reinforced PVC, mesh that lets the wind through, inks that do not fade within one season. Indoors the priority is appearance and weight — non-reflective materials to avoid glare under lighting.
Wall murals are printed on rolls and hung like wallpaper: non-woven or washable vinyl, with an adhesive that comes off without taking the plaster. For public interiors — hotels, hospitals, schools — the material is specified with a fire classification, and that belongs in the quotation, not in the handover.
Where the job needs installing — façades, windows, stands — we do it. Say so at the start, because it changes how the job is prepared: eyelets, hems, edge reinforcement.
What it is: banner, mesh, citylight, adhesive, wall mural, vehicle wrap, flag. Dimensions, or a photo and measurements of the site. Quantity. Where it goes — indoors or out, and on what surface. Whether we apply and install. For vehicles: make, model and year, because the cut follows the bodywork.
There is no minimum order — we quote for one piece as readily as for a million, and you decide whether it works for you.