Specificaties en beperkingen

Voordat u beslist welke afbeelding u wilt afdrukken, moet u bedenken hoe groot de afdruk moet zijn.

Voor welke kamer is het, wie zal het zien en wat is uw doel?

Houd er rekening mee dat meubels en zonlicht van invloed kunnen zijn op het uiterlijk van de afdruk.

Surface

Your Surface must be relatively flat and vertical with no significant protrusions or holes, texture and bricks are acceptable

The surface should be preferably a clear white glossy or satin non absorbing paint.

Printing on dark-, absorbing surfaces or glass will require extra preparations.

Surfaces can be plaster, plaster boards, tiles, glass, wood, bricks, metal and plastic.

Surrounding

If the floor is not even or level we will install a frame for the printer.

Minimum ceiling height is 2m for our printer.

Stair cases are possible with special preparations and the print size is limited.

Gravel or lose ground are not suitable and special preparations will have to be made.

When printing outside the environmental conditions must be acceptable ( no rain or excessive sunlight),

in most cases we work with a tent outside.

Image quality

Everything depends on the source image quality, the print size and location.

A picture might look good on your phone but not on a 2 x 2 m print on a wall.

Digital images cannot be enlarged indefinitely or pixilation will become obvious.

The enlargement factor depends on :

As a rule of thumb, digital images can be enlarged 100% before the loss of quality becomes obvious.

Then again if the viewing distance is far you might be able to enlarge more.

Large original images with a high DPI or PPI will give you the highest amount of freedom to scale up.

Print size

In theory there are no limits to the print size as parts of the image can be stitched together.

A typical interior decoration print ranges from 50x120cm to 250x400cm.

But again , there are very few limitations , it all depends on your imagination, source image and the location.

Print limits

Due to the construction of the printer we cannot print closer than 10cm from all sides ( floor, ceiling and connected surfaces)

If you do however want a full size print ( edge to edge ) we provide canvas and board solutions to achieve this .

The minimum ceiling height is 2 m.

Picture rights

Last but not least, it’s your responsibility to make sure you have the legal right to use the images you choose to print.

Regardless of where you place your wall print and for what purpose.

You own the copyright of pictures you have taken yourself or artwork you’ve created yourself.

If you photograph people, always ask for their written permission to use them in public prints.

If there are children in the image, you must get approval from their parents.

If you don't have a picture available we can provide thousands of examples through our services .

You can also have a look on for example these stock sites

Pictures that you purchase from a stock photo library usually give you the right to use them but always check the licence type

Definitely stay clear of images from the web, as in most cases, you won’t have the right to use them.

Brand logo's and superhero cut-outs in private spaces is OK but not for public spaces unless you have the right to use them.

Make sure If you have written permission from the artist,creator or company that states you may use the image for your purposes.