A printed wall wrap lets you cover a large surface with a single image. The resolution of the file at final size and the way panels join decide the quality.
Choose it for reception walls, shops, offices and feature areas.
Where it works well
- Reception feature walls
- Retail interiors
- Restaurant walls
- Office values walls
- Clinic waiting rooms
- School corridors
Materials and finishes
- Printed wallpaper-type vinyl
- Self-adhesive vinyl
- Laminate options
- Fabric wall systems
What affects the price
- Total area to be covered
- Material and laminate
- Surface preparation required
- Print complexity and number of panels
- Access and height
- Site survey where needed
- Prices are in US dollars and confirmed by formal quotation
Supplying measurements
Send photos of the surface, its width and height, and note any doors, windows, sockets or uneven areas. Tell us whether the surface is painted, tiled, glass or textured.
Artwork requirements
Artwork should be supplied as vector PDF or high-resolution images at the final dimensions, with bleed allowed around the edges. If you only have a small image, tell us early so we can advise whether it will hold up at large size.
Survey and installation
The surface must be sound, clean and suitable for adhesive graphics; we check it from your photos and, for large or high areas, may need a site survey before a formal quotation. Installation arrangements are confirmed per project.
Maintenance
Clean with a soft damp cloth and mild soap, avoiding abrasive pads. Report any lifting edges early so they can be fixed before they spread.
Frequently asked questions
What should I send to get a quotation for wall wraps and murals?
Send photos of the surface, its width and height, and note any doors, windows, sockets or uneven areas. Tell us whether the surface is painted, tiled, glass or textured.
Are prices in US dollars?
Yes. Prices are in US dollars and confirmed by a formal quotation once the scope is clear.
Who handles my enquiry?
Enquiries are handled by the Boldmedia Group team in Rivonia, Sandton, South Africa. Production and delivery arrangements are confirmed per project.