Internal or external walls, floors, windows and facades of buildings

Contemporary murals may be printed on any surface such as stone, metal, glass or wood. For rendered walls WallPrint gives the best result. PlatePrint is used for art work or other images on aluminium Dibond panels, glued to the wall with a special adhesive. This technique is applied when a wall surface is badly damaged, giving it a totally new look. After mounting the panels to the wall, an anti-graffiti coating is applied for extra protection.

For glass surfaces GlassPrint is used, a type of film which adheres to the glass on the inside or outside. Two varieties are used: standard and a type developed to let light through. A special effect is created by illuminating the surface from behind with spotlights. Working with digital files, any design is achievable. The design is printed with pigmented UV- and water-resistant ink which guarantees long term retention of the original colours.

FloorPrint is suitable for existing or new floors and is a full colour print with a PU coating, a protective film. Materials with PU coating are flexible, water-resistant and can be walked on. FloorPrint can be used indoors are outdoors and may be placed on concrete flooring, tiles, synthetic resin floors, wooden floors and marmoleum/linoleum. For use outdoors it is, for example, suitable to mark a route, with prints every 20 meters. Or use FloorPrint with your company’s name in front of your business, or decorate a public or market place, or on the floor of your company restaurant.

Before applying FloorPrint, the existing subsurface needs to be prepared and finished with a durable coating. An anti-slip layer is optional. FloorPrint is hard wearing, UV-and scratch resistant.

Murals add a dynamic feel and -with special lighting- increase the safety of a location, but also protect walls and concrete against wear and graffiti. Online Gallery and ‘Modern Murals’ work with councils and developers.

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