Wall Graphics Cost per Square Foot: Printed Piece Prices

How Much Does a Larger Wall Graphic Cost?

A 24 x 36 in panel is $64.19, a useful size for a single quote, a logo lockup, or a small photo on a column. The 36 x 48 in panel at $106.99 is what the page opens on: large enough to read as a feature on an office wall, small enough for one person to handle with a second person spotting the top edge. A 48 x 72 in panel is $192.59. A 48 x 96 in panel is $246.09, a 4 by 8 foot sheet, the largest listed size.

A wall wider or taller than 48 x 96 in is more than one of those listed panels, or a custom size you type on the product page. Read the custom total there. If you do split a wide wall into two panels, decide where the split falls before you build the art. A face, a word, or a logo that lands on the split will be cut in half, with a seam through it.

Measure the clear wall, inside the trim, the outlets, and the light switches. A 48 x 96 in panel that looks right in a photo will not fit a wall that is 47 inches wide between a door casing and a corner. Order the size of the open paint, and keep a little margin so the fabric is not forced into the trim.

An 18 x 24 in piece is on the size list and is the small end. It is not in the table above because the sizes people compare for a real wall start at 24 x 36 in. Enter 18 x 24 in on the product page if that is the spot you have, and use the total shown there.

What Walls Will a Wall Graphic Stick To?

Painted walls and smooth indoor surfaces. The product is a removable low-tac wall fabric, and the catalog describes its application as damage-free on painted walls and smooth indoor surfaces. That is the surface to order it for: a finished interior wall in an office, a conference room, a restaurant, a school hallway, or a bedroom, which are the walls in the product photos.

The fabric is an indoor product. It is not an outdoor banner and it is not a floor graphic. If the wall you have in mind is outside, or is a floor, those are different products on this site with their own prices. A floor message is a floor graphic, and the glass out front takes a window cling.

A whole wall is ordered as panels. The largest listed size is 48 x 96 in, a 4 by 8 foot sheet, and a wall wider than that is two or more of those sheets set side by side, not one sheet the size of the room. Count the panels the wall needs, order that many, and plan the split in a background area of the art so no face or word lands on the seam.

We print the panel and ship it. You put it on the wall. The order is the printed fabric, not an install visit.

How Do You Put a Wall Graphic Up and Take It Down?

Peel the backing, set the top edge where you want it, and smooth the fabric down the wall. A 48 x 96 in panel is a 4 by 8 foot sheet, so plan on two people for that size, one holding the top edge level while the other smooths. Smaller panels are a one-person job.

To remove it, peel it off from one corner. The fabric is removable, which is the point of the low-tac adhesive: the graphic comes down when the message is over, and the catalog describes the application as damage-free on painted walls and smooth indoor surfaces. The peel photo on the product page shows the white fabric backing coming away from the wall.

What File Should You Send for a Wall Graphic?

Send a PDF or the original art at the panel size you are ordering. A 36 x 48 in wall needs art at 36 x 48 in. Send it through AI image to print and we make the file print ready for $14.99 once per item. A free digital proof comes with every order. Design it for me adds $29.99 and includes two revisions. That add-on is free when the item is $499 or more.

Look at the art from across a room, because that is how the wall will be seen. A 36 x 48 in panel can hold a short headline and a simple image. A 48 x 96 in panel can hold a larger photo or a pattern. Neither size is a brochure. Body copy set in paragraph form will not be read from a chair six feet away.

Keep faces, words, and logos out of the outer inch, and well away from any split if the wall is two panels. A light switch you forgot to measure will land in the worst possible place, which is usually the middle of a word. Mark switches on a photo of the wall and keep the type clear of them.

Color that runs off the edge of the art, a full-bleed photo or a field of brand color, looks finished on a wall. A thin border around the panel looks crooked the moment the wall is not perfectly flat. Prefer art that can bleed off, and let the wall be the frame.

What Do We See on Wall Graphic Proofs?

The miss we see is important art placed where a seam will cut it. A face or a word running to the edge of a 48 x 96 in file, on a wall that is wider than one panel, lands on the break between panels. The same file ordered for a wall with a light switch in the middle puts the switch through a word.

Put the face and the words in the center of a single panel. If the wall is wider than 48 x 96 in, split the art in a background area, not through a letter or a portrait. Mark switches and outlets on a photo of the wall before you build the file. The proof is the time to move that face, while the panel is still a file.

Measure the wall inside the trim and send that size. A panel ordered at the size of the wall, rather than the size of the open paint between the casing and the corner, is the other version of the same miss, and it shows up on the proof as art that will not fit.

How Long Does a Wall Graphic Take?

Production is 48 hours after you approve the proof. Shipping is a flat $10 to any US address. The 48 hours are the print time, not the day the panel has to be on the wall for an event. Build the file to the panel you measured, approve it once the type is large enough to read from the room, and then the clock starts.

A 36 x 48 in wall graphic is $106.99. A 24 x 36 in is $64.19, a typed-in 36 x 72 in is $149.79, a 48 x 72 in is $192.59, and a 48 x 96 in is $246.09. One panel, low-tac fabric, on a finished interior wall.