FAQ
Questions, Answered
Everything you might want to know before we print your wall. Still unsure? Get in touch.
How does direct-to-wall printing actually work?
We bring an industrial UV printer to your location and print your artwork straight onto the wall. The ink is cured instantly with UV light as it's laid down, so it's touch-dry immediately and there's no drying time to wait around for.
Which surfaces can you print on?
Drywall, brick, concrete, cinder block, glass, tile, metal, wood and most rendered or exterior surfaces. Texture is rarely a problem — brick and concrete take ink as readily as smooth drywall. If you're unsure, send us a photo.
Do you need to visit before quoting?
No. Send a few photos and rough measurements and we'll prepare a quote and an artwork proof remotely. The only in-person step is the printing itself.
How long does a wall take?
Most walls are printed and finished in a matter of hours — typically the same day. Larger or highly detailed pieces can take longer, and we'll tell you upfront when we quote.
Where do you travel?
We're based in London and cover it fully, but we're mobile by design and travel further afield for the right project. Tell us where your wall is and we'll let you know.
How long does the print last?
Indoors, expect 10+ years of vivid colour. The UV-cured ink resists fading, scratching and everyday wear. Exterior prints are also durable; we'll recommend the right finish for the location.
Can you print my own design?
Absolutely. Bring your own artwork file and we'll scale and proof it, or work with our design team to develop something from a concept, a mood board or a photo.
Is it messy?
No. We mask floors, protect the surrounding space and clean up completely. The process is dust-free and there's no overspray.
Can you print 3D wall art?
Yes — 3D-effect murals are one of the most popular things we print. The depth is optical: perspective, shading and lighting are drawn so the wall appears to open up, break through or project into the room. The printed surface itself stays flat.