Consumables-Media – Wallcoverings

An artist has seen her work come to life in the form of wallpaper printed by Boylan Imaging on Drytac’s ReTac large format print media.

A project promoting the superhero blockbuster Aquaman in Canada was turned around in just a few days, using media from Drytac. Global Printing Enterprises created the 250' movie poster at super-speed: it took just five days from the site visit to installation.

Still Creek Press, based in Vancouver, British Columbia, completed an extremely short-term project in Vancouver using Drytac (Booth 6224) SpotOn, a product so easy to apply that the business used the project as an opportunity to train a new employee.

TELUS hosted an art competition among local artists, and the winning entry was featured as a huge wall mural on the side of the TELUS Grand Prairie office building. Once the winning artwork was chosen, TELUS partnered with Epic Imaging based in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia to take care of the rest.

Wallcoverings have projected growth of 25% annually through 2023, and revenue climbing to $7.74 billion.

A system from Durst is the centerpiece of an investment by an entrepreneur who is relocating his wallcovering design printing business.

To balance openness and privacy in its redesigned headquarters, National Interstate Insurance went to Central Graphics. 

K6 Media has wrapped up a project for the Toy Mountain campaign with banners, murals and labels printed onto Drytac ReTac Smooth 150.

Dior shoppers stroll into a magnificent visual display at the brand’s new pop-up boutique this holiday season.

Nonstop Signs, Inc.began working with Tipsy Elves in 2015 to create pop-up store signage and graphics.