your printing is under controlTransforming ideas into large-format prints
Creating a large graphic starts with matching an idea to its space. Banners, canvas prints, window graphics and exhibition backdrops have different requirements; each project should solve a specific problem.
Connect the idea to the space
Define what viewers should see and understand. Supply site photos and dimensions, viewing distance, lighting and obstructions. These details help determine image proportions and message size.
Choose a suitable solution
An advertising banner can present an offer, canvas can display a photo or interior artwork, and self-adhesive graphics can decorate glass or another compatible surface. For UV printing, confirm the specific material, thickness and surface compatibility beforehand.
Check the design at actual scale
Artwork that looks attractive on a small screen may become hard to read at a large size. Check image quality at final scale, headline visibility and the placement of essential information. If needed, request a test print of a representative section.
Budget for the whole project
Compare quotes for the same dimensions, material and finishing. Include cutting, a backing or frame, transport and installation when required. Early dimension approval and correct artwork help avoid reprinting costs.
Approval and the finished result
Before production, approve the artwork version, dimensions, material, quantity and deadline. Agree on joins for graphics produced in sections. On collection, check the print, finishing and components needed for installation.