A printed wall is the one job that never comes to the studio — the printer stands on the floor in front of the wall and prints the artwork onto the finished surface at full size, with no sheet, no adhesive and no seam. Sun Studio runs a wallPen E2 for this and takes it to site across the UAE from Al Quoz First, Dubai. These guides cover how that works in practice: what plaster, concrete, brick and painted board will each hold, what a dark wall needs under the colour, and the state a wall has to be in before anyone switches the machine on.
If you are pricing a project, start with the cost per square metre and the comparison against wallpaper and vinyl. If you are specifying one, the process guide covers surfaces, preparation and print quality. The rest are written for a setting: homes and villas, offices and retail, schools, nurseries, clinics and gyms, and museum and exhibition walls.
9 guides in this category

- Printed on the truck, in place
- Too thick for roll-to-roll
- White ink on grey tarpaulin

- Working inside the client's property
- Tablet control, laser sensing, white ink
- What we weighed beyond the machine's cost

- Feature walls, kids' rooms and the majlis
- Printed onto the wall, not hung over it
- When wallpaper is still the better buy

- School and gym wall printing
- No adhesive, no seam
- Printed on site

- Wall printing price Dubai
- AED 950 per sqm plus VAT
- No MOQ, and one flat rate

- How wall printing works
- Wall printing surfaces and preparation
- Print resolution and time

- Wall printing vs wallpaper
- Why vinyl lifts in the UAE
- What to print instead

- Museum wall graphics Dubai
- Exhibition wall graphics UAE
- Interpretive graphics

- Office wall printing
- Retail & experiential branding
- Floor to ceiling in place
