Building Wraps

Explore the Wallscape with Building Wraps

When it comes to print advertisement, the bigger, the better—and nothing can possibly be bigger than a building wrap. Imagine occupying three whole floors with this oversized poster. Are you close to the highway? Then that’s even better because commuters will be looking at your oversized ad while they’re stuck in traffic. It’s a bit tricky to design building wraps, though. You might want to look at the guidelines below before planning your own building wrap.

1. Use super-high resolutions images. If you’re shooting the images for this building wrap yourself, you might want to use a resolution camera (10MP or so). It wouldn’t hurt to hire a professional photographer for this ad tool just to be on the safe side. There’s nothing uglier than a blurry building wrap. Consult with our team of graphic artists regarding the resolution you’ll need for your large print advertisement. They’ll be more than happy to assist you as you conceptualize the layout as well.
2. Balance. This is often stressed in regular-sized posters, but it’s even more important in building wraps. Building wraps are big because they’re meant to be admired even from afar. You’d want people in helicopters, or the highway, to be able to see your oversized poster. The fact that it’s plastered on a blank wall of a building only adds to the charm. It doesn’t have to be anything fancy. Most companies don’t even use models for their building wraps. Sometimes, you just need catchy objects in your building wrap to help you make a statement. Others use the building wrap to replace ugly neon lighting on the ceiling of their front entrance.
3. Attractiveness. While it’s a good idea to use your brand colors, if the brand colors aren’t as attractive as they should be, don’t let these colors dominate your building wrap. As with billboards, the last thing you want is to spend your money on a giant eyesore. If you don’t think you have an eye for it, consult someone whom you think falls under your “target market” category. You can also consult one of your veteran graphics artists for help.
4. High quality printing. Check and double check for minute glitches in your design. You may want to proof the building wrap first before posting it on your wall. We happen to be veterans when it comes to printing building wraps, so we can assure you that if you order a wrap from our store, it would be exactly as you envisioned it. If you do find glitches caused by our printers, you can return it to us and we’ll correct the digital impurities for you so that the reprint of your building wrap would look nothing less than perfect.