Vinyl graphics and decoration
Vinyls for shop windows and glass, wall photo murals, privacy frosting and space decoration. We produce in Barcelona and install throughout Spain.
- Applied by our own team, with no bubbles or visible cuts
- Removable option for anything due to change
- We measure on site before printing
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What decorative vinyls are and when they pay off
Vinyl is an adhesive sheet applied over an existing surface: a window, a wall, a door, a piece of furniture or the floor itself. It doesn't replace anything, it goes on top, and that's its whole argument. It completely changes the look of a space with no building work, no dust, without closing the premises more than strictly necessary and, when the right vinyl is used, without leaving a trace when removed.
It's worth it when a space needs to communicate something or change its image and there's no room for renovation work: a shop window refreshed every season, a room that needs branding, a partition that must provide privacy without losing light, an office where people need directing. Also when the premises are rented, because it's the only decoration that can be removed entirely on the day the keys go back.
What isn't vinyl belongs on other pages: the large fabric surface in advertising banners, pieces that stand on their own in rigid substrate printing, street supports in outdoor advertising, trade-fair structures in POS and displays and the technique behind all of this in large-format printing. If the vinyl goes on moving bodywork, that's vehicle signage, and if it permanently identifies the premises, commercial signage. All of this belongs under digital printing.
The surface dictates
the vinyl
A window, a painted wall and a warehouse floor don't take the same adhesive. The surface determines the vinyl, the finish and how long it will last once applied.
Campaigns, prices, opening hours or brand image on the glass. The key decision is how much light you want to keep: there are many steps between loose lettering and a fully covered window.
Request a quote →The whole wall as an image. It's split into panels, calculating where the seams fall so they don't cut through a face or any important design element.
Request a quote →Partitions, offices and consulting rooms: privacy without losing light. You can leave a band at eye level or cover the whole window, depending on what needs to be hidden.
Request a quote →Routes, zones and notices on the floor itself. It requires a specific vinyl with a non-slip finish, because a wall adhesive there only lasts weeks.
Request a quote →Change the look of what you already have: doors, cabinets, counters and fronts. It's the cheapest refurbishment there is, and it comes off the day the image changes.
Request a quote →Anything with an expiry date: a season, an upcoming opening or hoarding during renovation work. Removable adhesive is chosen from day one, not when it's time to take it down.
Request a quote →Which vinyl goes on
each surface
Almost every vinyl problem comes from using the wrong type: a cheap adhesive on a demanding surface lifts off, and a permanent one where removable was needed leaves the glass in a mess.
Monomeric
The economical vinyl, for flat surfaces and short campaigns. It performs perfectly indoors and on seasonal shop windows, but it's not the material for an image that needs to last for years.
Polymeric
More stable, it shrinks less and withstands the sun far better. It's what we use when the piece is staying up long-term, and with a protective laminate on top, its lifespan increases even further.
Removable
An adhesive designed to come off clean. It's what any rented premises, any franchise and any campaign with an end date needs. The decision is made before applying it, not afterwards.
Cut vinyl
No printing involved: the vinyl is already the right colour and the shape is cut out, so there's no background around the lettering. It's what gives that clean finish on windows with text, logos and opening hours.
Frosted
It mimics acid-etched glass, letting light through without letting anyone see through it. It can be cut into shapes or left plain, and it's the standard solution for partitions and offices.
Micro-perforated
From outside it looks like a solid image, and from inside you can still see the street. It lets you cover an entire shop window without leaving the premises dark inside or blind to the outside.
Floor vinyl
With a non-slip laminate and reinforced adhesive, because on the floor the vinyl takes footsteps, wheels and daily cleaning. It's a specific material, not a wall vinyl simply laid on the ground.
How we work
From the wall to the
image applied
- Step 01
Site visit and measuring
With vinyl, a bad measurement can't be fixed afterwards — the piece is already printed. We measure on site, check the condition of the surface and spot anything that could affect the result, usually a textured wall, a window with glazing beads or furniture with relief.
- Step 02
Panel layout and artwork
We decide where the image is split into panels and where the seams fall, avoiding any important element being cut through. We check resolution and colour at full size and send you the panel layout for approval before printing.
- Step 03
Printing and laminating
Printing, protective laminating and cutting in Cabrera de Mar. The laminate is what separates a piece that lasts for years from one that scratches at the first touch, and on floors it's what makes it walkable at all.
- Step 04
Application
Surface cleaning and installation by our own team, dry or wet depending on the material. The result is judged on the seams and edges, and that comes down to who applies it, not the vinyl itself.
Which vinyl to choose depending on the surface
A summary to get your bearings before we talk. The question that shapes the decision most isn't the budget — it's how long it will stay up and whether it needs to come off without a trace.
| Surface | Typical vinyl | Finish | Removes cleanly | Relative cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Campaign shop window | Monomeric or removable | Printed | Yes | Low |
| Glass with text and logo | Cut vinyl | No background | Yes | Low |
| Fully covered shop window | Micro-perforated | Printed | Yes | Medium |
| Partition or office | Frosted | Plain or cut | Yes | Medium |
| Flat wall (photo mural) | Polymeric or mural | Printed + laminated | Depends on paint | Medium |
| Furniture and doors | Polymeric | Printed + laminated | Yes | Medium |
| High-traffic floor | Floor vinyl | Non-slip | Yes | High |
How the price of a vinyl job is calculated
The starting point is the square metre of vinyl, but in most jobs the material is the smaller part — what really counts is the application. Fitting twenty metres of photo mural on a flat, accessible wall and fitting the same twenty metres on a window with glazing beads, three metres up and with the shop open, have nothing in common.
That's why we quote the material and the application separately, by surface. That way you know what to trim if the total runs over, and what happens if you let us work outside opening hours, which almost always pays off.
Request a visit to measure the surfaceWhat most affects the budget
- Type of vinylThere's a big difference between a monomeric vinyl for a campaign and a laminated polymeric one built to last ten years, and both options are right depending on the case.
- Condition of the surfaceClean glass is ideal. A wall with texture, a rough coating or paint in poor condition needs preparing first, and sometimes rules out vinyl altogether.
- Accessibility and heightWhat can be reached standing up and what needs lifting equipment come with two very different application budgets.
- Working hoursApplying with the premises closed is faster and gives a better result. Working around customers makes the job take longer.
- Removal of the old vinylIf what's already up needs removing, that counts as a separate job, especially if the old adhesive was permanent.
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What our clients say
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Servicio impecable de principio a fin. La calidad de impresión es top, pero lo que realmente marca la diferencia es la atención y el trato: rápidos, cercanos y muy profesionales.
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Servicio de impresión que impresiona, por su calidad y rapidez. Más allá de la increible calidad, me gustaría destacar la facilidad de comunicacion y la adaptacion al calendario.
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Excelente empresa, la recomiendo ampliamente. Necesitábamos estos expositores con urgencia debido a un cambio de última hora, y nos los proporcionaron a un precio excelente. La calidad fue excepcional.
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We answer your questions
What people ask us before commissioning a vinyl job: surfaces, durability, removal, files, application and scheduling.
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