Commercial wallpaper

Standard rolls are sized for a market that is not yours. A lobby elevation is twenty-two feet wide and eleven feet tall, and covering it with 20-inch rolls means a repeat that lands wherever it lands and a stack of offcuts nobody can use.

Printing to the measurement changes three things:

• The design fits the wall. The focal point sits where the architect put it, not where a repeat happens to fall.
• The waste goes away. You pay for the square footage of the wall — the trim allowance is printed free — not for the rolls you had to buy to cover it.
• The install gets faster. Numbered panels in room order remove the measuring, matching and sorting from the site.

We hold your artwork on file, so a damaged wall three years from now gets a matching reprint rather than a close guess.

Textured is the default and the one we quote unless there is a reason not to. It is a 220 g/m² paste-the-wall non-woven with a fine canvas emboss, printed in 39-inch panels, and it takes a light wipe. It bridges the small defects a commercial wall picks up between refits.

Premium Textile suits hospitality rooms that want a soft, fabric-like surface and are not exposed to contact or cleaning: guest rooms, private dining, boardrooms. It is a woven face with a Class A fire rating, and it does not take water.

Non-Woven works for back-of-house and low-traffic areas where the budget matters more than the wear.

Peel & Stick and Canvas Peel & Stick are for anything that changes on a schedule: seasonal retail, pop-ups, shop-in-shop. They come off dry and leave sound paint behind, which matters on a leased unit.

If your specification calls for a fire rating — and a hotel corridor or a school usually does — say so in the brief and we will confirm the material and its documentation in writing before you order. Free samples of any material are included with a project quote.

1. Brief. Send elevations, a marked-up floor plan or just the wall dimensions and room count, along with your install dates.
2. Quote. Within two business days you get a written quote with square footage, material recommendation and a real production date. A swatch pack follows.
3. Artwork and proof. Send your own artwork or pick from the catalog. We return a digital proof showing the crop, the scale and the seam positions for every wall.
4. Sample. For large runs we print a full-size sample panel before committing the whole order.
5. Production. 1–3 business days after approval.
6. Delivery. 2–7 business days after printing, free, worldwide, boxed and labeled by room with tracking per box.
7. Install support. We will talk your installer through the layout, and we answer the phone during the install.

We supply the manufacturer's technical documentation for the exact material batch you receive with every commercial order. That is the paperwork your architect, contractor or building inspector will want to see, and it is the document that governs, not a claim on a web page.

If your project has a specific requirement, tell us in the quote request and we will confirm in writing before you order whether we can meet it.

For installation, large or high-traffic commercial runs should be hung by a professional installer. We will provide the panel layout, square footage breakdown and hanging instructions your installer needs to price and plan the job.