Cut vinyl
Individual letters and shapes, plotted and weeded, with no background. The crispest option and the one that looks least like a sticker.
- Light
- Unaffected
- Best for
- Names, hours, offers
Service 04 · Surfaces
Window & interior graphics
Cut vinyl, etched manifestation, one-way vision and printed wall graphics — the cheapest square metre of advertising you own, and the one most businesses waste. Applied on site, out of hours if you trade in the day.
01 / Films
Four films, four
different jobs.
Glazing has to do several things at once — draw people in, keep some privacy, stop anyone walking into it, and still let daylight through. The film you choose decides which of those you get.
02 / Interiors
Inside the unit,
not just the glass.
Walls, partitions, floors and doors all take film. It is the fastest way to make a fit-out look finished, and it goes on after the trades have left rather than holding them up.
03 / Floors
Floor graphics that survive
the scrubber.
A floor graphic takes more abuse than anything else we make — trolleys, boots, cleaning chemicals and a rotary scrubber every night. The laminate matters more than the print, and the surface it goes down on matters more than either.
Specification
We will not put film on a floor that will not hold it. Sealed concrete, vinyl and tile take it well; bare, dusty or freshly power-floated concrete does not, and we will tell you so before you order.
Slip ratingR10 anti-slip laminate
Indoor life12–24 months in traffic
SurfacesSealed concrete, vinyl, tile
AppliedOut of hours, trading as normal
04 / Sequence
Measured, printed, applied.
05 / Recent
On the glass.
06 / Budget
Small job, and still
worth doing properly.
Film is priced by pane, by access and by how much of your trading day it costs you. Send us a photo of the frontage and we will tell you what it needs — including when a smaller graphic will read better than a bigger one.
Talk to the person who will
actually apply it.
Ten minutes usually settles which film, how much of the glass to cover and when we can be in and out.
Mon–Fri 08:30–17:00 · Quotes within two working days · Out-of-hours fitting
07 / Questions
The ones we
get asked most.
Do I need permission for window graphics?
Usually not for graphics applied inside the glass, which is one of the reasons film is such a useful option. Externally applied film on a listed building or in a conservation area can be a different matter — we check before quoting.
Where does manifestation have to go?
Large uninterrupted glazing needs marking at two heights so it is visible to people standing and seated. We set the bands to the Approved Document K guidance and show them on the drawing rather than guessing on the day.
Will film damage the glass or the paint?
No. Glass is the easiest surface there is, and film lifts off cleanly with heat. On painted walls we use a low-tack product and test an area first — freshly painted plaster needs four weeks before anything goes on it.
Can you fit outside trading hours?
Yes, and at no extra cost. Most shopfront film goes on between six and nine in the morning so you open on time with the job finished.
Free visual · Fixed price
See it on your glass first.
Send a photo of the frontage and we will drop the graphics onto it, with a fixed price supplied and fitted.