Do you make window graphics and floor graphics?
Window options
| Type | What it does |
|---|---|
| Clear vinyl decal | Artwork appears to float on the glass; white ink layer used where opacity is needed |
| White vinyl decal | Fully opaque, maximum contrast, best for solid logos and hours of operation |
| Frosted / etched film | Privacy and premium look for offices and conference rooms |
| Perforated window film | Full-color graphic outside, see-through from inside; storefronts and vehicle rear windows |
| Static cling | No adhesive at all, repositionable, ideal for seasonal promos |
Inside or outside glass? Outside-applied graphics look sharpest and can be any material. Inside-applied (second surface) graphics are protected from weather and vandalism but need the artwork mirrored. Tell us which and we handle the mirroring.
Floor graphics
Floor graphics use a heavier vinyl plus a textured, slip-resistant laminate so they hold up to foot traffic and carts without becoming a hazard. Standard uses are directional arrows and wayfinding, retail promotions in aisles, safety and standing markers, and trade show booth branding.
- Best on smooth sealed concrete, vinyl tile, polished stone and sealed wood.
- Poor on unsealed concrete, carpet, and heavily textured tile with wide grout lines.
- Typical service life is a few months to a year indoors depending on traffic volume.
- Removable adhesive versions are available so they lift cleanly at the end of a campaign.
Application
Large window and floor graphics are supplied with application tape and instructions. For anything above roughly 4 ft, wet application with a squeegee is far more forgiving than dry.
