Window decals turn glass into space for branding, hours, directions, or temporary promotions. The right design depends on how much glass should stay open, which side people read, and how long the message will be displayed. Measure each pane and send storefront photos so we can recommend a graphic format and installation scope.
Use printed film when the design needs multiple colors, images, broad areas of color, or a planned mix of open and covered glass. Opacity and viewing side are specified with the artwork.
Use cut film for restrained logos, hours, door information, simple patterns, or solid-color forms without a printed background. Small details are reviewed at the finished scale.
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Send straight-on photographs and dimensions for every pane, plus details about tint, coatings, existing graphics, obstructions, and access.
Mark what must remain clear, what may be covered, where the reader stands, and whether interior staff need an outward view.
The artwork is divided around frames and door hardware, then reviewed for reading direction, color, opacity, seams, and cut details.
Surface preparation, film specification, production, removal of existing graphics, and installation responsibilities are recorded before scheduling.
That depends on the required viewing side, glass tint or coating, reflections, access, artwork, exposure, and selected film. Provide photos from both sides so the mounting orientation can be defined explicitly.
Yes. The layout can reserve open areas or use a clear-film approach, but transparent inks and clear material behave differently against changing light and backgrounds. The proof should show which regions need opacity.
Measure each visible pane between seals or frames and photograph the full elevation straight on. Record handles, locks, mullions, sensors, stickers, tint, damaged areas, and anything that could interrupt installation.
It can be planned as one composition divided across separate panes. Frame width, sight lines, image breaks, installation seams, and small slivers of artwork should be reviewed at scale before approval.
Some graphic approaches can obscure a view, but privacy changes with coverage, lighting, distance, and viewing angle. Explain the actual privacy goal and time of day so the project is not specified from a vague visual assumption.
Removal may be included after the film, glass, access, age, condition, and residue risk are reviewed. The written scope identifies what removal and surface preparation are included.
Send your artwork, approximate size, quantity, deadline, and a photo of where the sign will go. Include a delivery ZIP code for shipping or an installation address for site work.
We fabricate custom signs and offer direct shipping nationwide. For sign installation in San Jose and the Bay Area, we review the surface, access, and mounting requirements with your project.
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