Everything to know before your wall is printed.

Most feature walls are printed in a single day. We print around 2 to 3 m² per hour at our standard quality, and the room can be used straight away because the ink is dry the moment it is printed.

Yes. We use a solvent-free, low-odour UV ink that cures instantly. There is no paste, glue or drying smell, so there is no need to air the room out for days.

Almost anything: your own photo, a logo, an illustration, a pattern or a design we create with you. We can even scan paper originals such as old maps, drawings or postcards and print them at wall size.

Plaster, latex paint, concrete, brick, clinker, natural stone, wood, glass, metal, most tiles and even existing wallpaper. Textured surfaces with a relief of up to around 10 mm are usually fine. We always check your wall first.

Up to 4 metres high and as wide as your wall. A small margin always stays unprinted: at least 40 cm below the ceiling, 10 cm from each inner corner and 25 cm above the floor or skirting board (30 cm with a rail). We plan the design around it.

Indoors the colours stay stable for up to 12 years, depending on the surface, light and wear. Outdoors it lasts around 2 years, and often more than 5 with a clear UV protective coat.

Yes. On most walls you simply paint over it with two or three coats. On glass it comes off with a scraper. Wood needs light sanding.

A wall print costs from €250 incl. VAT, including the first m². Every extra m² costs €80 incl. VAT. A white base coat on a dark or very absorbent wall, a mobile scaffold above about 4 metres, parking or extra travel time can add to the price. You always see that up front in your quote. Use our online designer for an instant indication, then book a date or a free consultation. You always receive a final quote after we have seen the wall, before anything is printed.

Pick the wall people see first or longest: behind a sofa or bed, opposite an entrance, along a corridor. A wall without sockets, switches or radiators gives the cleanest result, but we can print around them.

Measure width and height at a few points in centimetres and note any windows, doors or sockets. A photo taken straight on helps us a lot. We always check the measurements on site before printing.

The larger the better. A high-resolution JPG, PNG, TIFF or PDF works, and vector files (AI, EPS, SVG) are ideal for logos. Phone photos are often fine for smaller walls. We check every file and tell you honestly if it will hold up at wall size.

Yes. Many clients create their artwork with AI and we print it as-is or upscale it for the wall. Make sure you have the rights to use the image commercially if it is for a business.

Clear 90 cm in front of the wall, on the floor and at the ceiling, and remove frames, shelves and hooks. Fill large holes beforehand if you can. We bring everything else, and need one normal power socket nearby.

Only at the start, to confirm the position, and at the end for the reveal. In between you can carry on as normal. The printer is quiet and there is no smell.

Use a soft cloth or sponge with lukewarm water and a little mild soap. Avoid abrasive pads and strong solvents. For high-traffic areas we can add a clear protective coat.

Yes. You can drill and hang frames or shelves on a printed wall just like on a painted one. Small holes can be filled and touched up.