Every wall is a blank canvas.

Straight onto the wall itself — or in vinyl, where that suits better.

A portable printer on a vertical rail prints your artwork directly onto plaster, brick, render, wood or concrete — surfaces a roll of vinyl could never follow. And where the wall is smooth or the surface is glass, we use printed vinyl instead. It's the cheaper option, and we'll tell you honestly which one your space calls for.

Also in vinyl: smooth walls, glass, shop windows, doors and floors — made to measure, fitted by us, and usually the cheaper way to do it. See the vinyl option →

One honest note. The printer runs on a rail with a carriage, so it cannot print right into the edges. Expect roughly 20–40 cm unprinted at the skirting, 25–40 cm below the ceiling and 5–15 cm at the sides — and a 3 m machine only reaches about 2.3 m up the wall. Designs are made to sit comfortably inside that space, so nothing important is lost. Send a photo of the wall and we'll tell you exactly what it can reach — before you commit to anything.

What it looks like once it's up.

Artwork running across a wall, with the wall still visible around it. One thing to allow for: pictures like these usually take the art right up to the ceiling, and the printer cannot. Allow for the dead zones shown in the diagram above — designs are made to work inside them.

Three ways to do it

Straight onto the wall, printed vinyl, or a piece you hang.

Most jobs are direct-to-wall. But sometimes the surface, the building or the budget points somewhere else — so we offer all three and tell you honestly which is right for your wall.

Method	Best for	Where it falls short
Direct to wall	Rough, brick and textured walls. Full walls with no joins. Floors. Same-day turnaround.	Can't reach the last few centimetres at the skirting and ceiling — we plan the design around it.
Printed vinyl	Glass, metal and smooth surfaces. Graphics that need to come off again. Tight budgets on flat walls.	Has an edge all the way round, and joins on walls wider than the roll.
Canvas or print	Rented places you can't print onto. Portraits and one-off pieces. Gifts. Taking it with you when you move.	It's a framed object on the wall rather than the wall itself.

For bars, cafés and salons

Walls that change with the season.

A bar with a new theme every month is a bar people come back to look at. We offer a standing arrangement for venues that refresh regularly — one fixed price per change, booked in advance, done overnight so you don't lose a trading day.

• Change every month, quarter or season — you pick the rhythm, we hold the slot
• One repeat price instead of a quote each time, so you can budget for it
• Overnight or quiet-hours fitting — open the next morning with a new wall
• Design included — you give us the theme, we make the artwork
• Photographs every time — fresh content for your socials, free

Ask for a refresh quotation — tell us the wall, how often you'd change it, and we'll price the year rather than the job.

Printed vinyl

Vinyl, made to measure and fitted properly.

Not every wall wants ink printed onto it. Glass, metal, doors, shop fronts and rented units all take printed vinyl — and on a smooth flat wall it's the cheapest of the three ways to do this. We design it, we have it made to measure, and we fit it ourselves.

What we print

• Window graphics — full colour, printed to the glass, for shop fronts and offices
• Frosted and privacy film — bands, panels and meeting-room screens, with your logo cut out
• One-way vision — a full graphic from the street, and you can still see out from inside
• Wall graphics and murals — printed vinyl applied across a wall
• Cut vinyl lettering — company values, quotes, room names, wayfinding
• Floor graphics — for shops, gyms and events
• Door and entrance graphics — opening hours, logos, "push" and "pull"
• Printed panels — foamex or dibond, for walls you're not allowed to touch

How it works

• Send a photo and a rough size — that's all we need to quote
• We send a proof — exactly what will be printed, before anything is ordered
• You approve it — nothing is produced until you say yes
• We print and fit — evenings or quiet hours, so you don't lose a trading day

Turnaround: a quote within one working day. Supply-only orders posted in two to three days. Fitted jobs usually within a week of you approving the proof.

Where it works — and where it doesn't

Good surface	Won't work
Smooth plaster and painted board · glass · metal · doors · shop fronts · cabinet fronts · flat panels	Brick · render · textured or blown plaster · damp walls · fresh paint (it needs a few weeks to cure) · wallpaper

If your wall is in the right-hand column, we don't sell you vinyl — we print straight onto the wall instead, which is the one thing a vinyl shop can't offer.

How long it lasts

• Outdoors, unlaminated: three to five years
• Outdoors, laminated: five to seven years — we recommend laminate for anything outside
• Indoors: longer, and it depends on sunlight and how often it's cleaned
• Care: warm soapy water and a soft cloth. No solvents, no scourers, no pressure washer
• Removal: we can strip it and replace it for a new season — which is how the refresh arrangement works

Walls wider than about 1.5 m are printed in panels and joined, and the join is visible if you look for it. If you want no join at all, we print directly onto the wall instead.

Ask about vinyl

Windows and glass

Shop windows, glass and light.

Printed window graphics, made to size and fitted by us. They go on the inside of the glass, they come off cleanly, and they can be changed as often as you change your shop.

• One-way vision — a printed graphic from the street, and you can still see out from inside
• Clear printed film — colour and white ink on clear film, so light comes through like stained glass
• Frosted etch — privacy banding for offices, doors and meeting rooms
• Peel-off seasonal graphics — Christmas and sale windows, no glue, no scraper, no damage in January
• Supply only, or supplied and fitted — your choice

Made to measure, and fitted by our own hands — so you get one point of contact and one invoice.

Christmas windows →

Prints and portraits

Not every wall can be printed on. Some you'd rather take with you.

We print onto canvas and fine-art paper too — your own photograph, a portrait of someone, a design we've made for you. Sent rolled in a tube for you to frame, or stretched and ready to hang.

• Rolled and posted — cheapest, you choose the frame
• Stretched on a frame — arrives ready to hang
• Framed — ask and we'll quote it
• Portraits from a photo — send us the picture, we'll make it work on a wall or on canvas

Ideal for rented homes, offices, gifts, and anyone who wants the artwork but not the decorating.

Or take it with you.

Not every wall belongs to a building. We print onto stretched canvas — your design, a photograph, or the piece you've always wanted on the wall — and it arrives ready to hang.

Perfect for rented flats and offices where you can't print on the wall. Posted anywhere in the UK.

You don't need to know what you want.

"Something funky." "Something that makes people stop and look." That's enough to start with. Tell us the room, the feeling, and the colours you can't stand — and we'll come back with three directions to choose from. No artwork, no design skills and no idea required.

Design is included when we print the wall. Buying the artwork on its own is quoted separately, and you keep the files.

The North East, and beyond.

The way we work

Everything on the table, before you pay anything.

We tell you what other companies don't — the things that go wrong. Most of the trouble in this trade is what nobody mentioned, so we say it at the start, in writing, while you can still walk away.

• The price is the price. No setup fee appearing at the end, no artwork charge after you've agreed. What we quote is what you pay.
• Joints, said out loud. If a wall is wider than the vinyl, it gets printed in panels and joined. We'll tell you where the joins fall before you order — or we'll print straight onto the wall instead, so there aren't any.
• Surfaces, said out loud. If your wall is brick, render or rough plaster, vinyl won't sit on it properly. Better we say that now than after it's up.
• You see the design before we print. Every job gets a proof. If something won't fit the printable area, you'll see it there, not on the wall.
• If the job isn't right for us, we'll say so — and tell you who might do it better.
• Nothing hidden in the small print. Everything in writing before you commit to anything.

No secrets. Nothing hidden. No beating about the bush. If we can't do something, we'll tell you that too.

Not sure which one?

Tell us what you're imagining. We'll work out the rest.

There are three ways to do this — printed straight onto the wall, made in vinyl, or as a piece you hang. If you don't know which one fits your wall, you don't need to decide before you contact us. Send a photo and a sentence about what you'd like, and we'll tell you the method, the size and a price.

• Email us a photo of the space and roughly how big it is — that's enough to start
• We come back with a plan — which method suits the wall, what it will cost, how long it takes
• If it needs talking through, we'll arrange a meeting — at your premises, at a quiet time, with no obligation
• A design built from scratch is fine — you don't need artwork, a sketch or even a clear idea

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