FIG. 01 · printed feature wall, column printer at the right edge
Commercial Wall Printing Solutions for Sign, Print and Decoration Businesses
WallPrintScale supplies wall printers to businesses that already have clients and a crew on site. Add a printed wall to the orders you already win, print it with your own team on the date you agree with the client, and price it from figures you can check before you quote.
WallPrintScale designs, builds and tests every machine on its own production line, then configures, quotes and supports it for your kind of work.
machine side of the new line · ≈2 h print · ≈$6 ink
Commercial Wall Printing Solutions for Five Existing Business Types
Each of these businesses already has clients, a crew and a reason to be on site. A wall printer turns that position into new wall jobs, and gives each one a different edge over competitors who still subcontract a painter or apply film.
BUSINESSWHAT YOU ALREADY SELLWALL JOBS AND SCENES YOU CAN ADDCOMPETITIVE GAIN
Sign and advertising companies
Fascia signs, light boxes, window graphics and reception signs.
Brand and promotional walls in showrooms and stores
Artwork on shop glass, coated before printing
Floor graphics on the same visit with the GP200B
Higher value per client orderSign, wall and floor work go on one quotation, so the whole decoration budget stays with you instead of being split across suppliers.
Commercial and large-format printers
Banners, posters and panels printed from the client's files.
Feature walls and murals in homes, cafés, restaurants and hotels
Children's rooms and kindergarten walls
A printed wall offered as a paid upgrade, or included to win the decoration contract
No outsourced painter, your own datesOrdinary painted walls print directly once dry and reasonably flat, so your crew finishes the mural inside the job you already run.
Fit-out and engineering contractors
Commercial spaces, schools, hospitals and office buildings delivered to a handover date.
Corridor and stairwell graphics in schools and hospitals
Brand walls and meeting-room artwork in offices
Wayfinding walls, plus floor graphics with the GP200B
Urgent jobs and late changes on siteA late change is a file edit, and a 15 m² wall prints in about 2 hours, so a fixed opening date or a larger project stays within reach.
Mural studios
Hand-painted murals for homes, venues and businesses.
Photo-realistic portraits, landscapes and product images
3D illusion artwork that looks deep on a flat wall
Large commercial walls, while painters keep the hand-finished pieces
Results that set your studio apartPhotographic detail, smooth gradients and small text come straight from the file, an offer that competitors painting by hand cannot match on time.
Hand Painting and Machine Printing Compared on One 15 m² Wall
Take one standard wall, 2.5 m high and 6 m wide. These are the differences your client notices when it is painted by hand and when your own machine prints it.
What the client notices
Hand painting
Machine printing
Time on the wall
A painter works the wall by hand over several days
About 2 hours at 8 m²/h, or about 3 hours in high-resolution mode at 5 m²/h
Photos, gradients, small text
Hard to reproduce exactly; the result depends on the painter's hand
Printed from the file: photo-realistic detail, smooth gradients and sharp small text
Brand colours
Mixed by eye on site
Printed from the approved CMYK file, so the logo matches the client's brand
Changes after approval
The area is painted over and painted again
The file is edited and printed again
Same image in several stores
Every wall comes out a little different
One file prints the same wall in every branch
Who sets the date
The painter's availability
Your own operator, once the wall is ready
Material cost
Paint, plus the painter's fee for each wall
UV ink at about $0.40 per m², roughly $6 for this wall in standard CMYK
In short: machine printing wins wherever speed, photographic detail, exact colour or repeat walls decide the order. Hand painting stays for the walls a client specifically wants painted by hand.
The machine side of every wall comes from two fixed figures, the rated speed and the ink use. Everything else on the quote is work you already price.cost one wall job with your own rates below
Cost one wall job in your own market. Ink at about $0.40 per m², print time at 8 or 5 m²/h, your operator time, and coating only on smooth surfaces: the calculator adds them up against your price per m².
In commercial wall printing solutions, a printed wall is priced like any other site job: the machine figures from the worksheet, plus the work your team does around the print.
Operator time on site
print hours + setupThe print hours, plus setup, plus packing away. One person sets up the GP200 in about 10 minutes with plugs and clips; the GP200B and UP200 go together with the illustrated manual, and the setup details for your series come with the quotation.
Surface preparation
only on smooth surfacesNone on ordinary painted or plastered walls once they are dry and reasonably flat. Glass, tile, metal and acrylic take a coating first.
Travel and transport
your site rateThe GP200 travels as 7 small packages; the GP200B control box weighs 10 kg and the machine stands 40 cm high with the vertical rail removed.
Artwork and proofing
studio hoursPreparing or adapting the file, sizing it to the print area and getting the client's approval.
FIG. 04 · GP200 in 7 packages
transport by car
The price per square metre you charge is set by your own market, since project prices for wall printing vary by region and project. How to set it and where the profit comes from is on Wall Printing Cost and Profit
Commercial Wall Printing Solutions in Three Machine Series
The three series print at the same rated speed with the same ink; they differ in build, height, base and how they travel. Matched to the projects a business already runs:
Sign jobs at changing sites and interiors that stay open
GP20045 kg, one-person setup in about 10 minutes; guide rail and sliders keep the noise low
Fit-outs that add a printed floor to the same visit
GP200Bthe only series that prints floors; about 2 minutes from wall to floor with the rails left in place
A steady flow of wall jobs on rails
UP200built-in resume after a power cut, and the head lowers itself when the power drops
Ordinary painted walls print directly once dry and reasonably flat; glass, tile, metal and acrylic take a coating first. Results on wood and brick are application-dependent, so a sample test is recommended. Printed examples by surface and project type are on Wall Printer Applications and floor projects on Floor Graphics Printing
Tell us the walls your clients ask for and the work you already deliver. The reply is a machine configuration matched to that work, with a quotation for it.
A business that adds commercial wall printing solutions puts its own name on the result, so each job is checked before the full wall is printed.
Sample on the client's surface
Results depend on the surface, so a sample test on the client's material is recommended before a large order. Sample prints can be arranged on request, and the client sees the finish on their glass, tile, wood or wall before signing off.
Artwork placed where the client approved it
On the GP200 and UP200, red-light positioning marks where the image starts on the wall. On the GP200, image zone printing splits a large image into zones that print in turn.
Margins planned in the file
The unprinted margin of each series is known in advance, so the designer places the artwork inside the print area before the proof goes out, and the wall shows what was approved.
Finish
The UV ink is cured as it prints and leaves a water- and UV-resistant finish.
proof approved by clientsample on their surface
FIG. 07 · red-light start mark, UP200
sample on the client's surface
Training Your Current Crew to Run the Machine
The machine is run by people you already employ, so wall jobs do not depend on one trained person in your team.
≈10 minfor a new operator to learn the basic print workflow
FIG. 08 · assembled by your crew
Installation check
You assemble the machine with the illustrated manual, send a video of the installed machine, and our engineers check it remotely.
Operator training
Remote training, with an engineer guiding your team online.
Daily care
Electric ink suction cleans the printheads and a cap keeps them moist while the machine is parked, so it prints the next day. Heated printheads, automatic white ink stirring and a low-ink alarm are built in.
Factory preparation
The software is installed and each machine is test-printed before it ships.
electric ink suction
test-printed before it ships
Maintenance routines, remote support and warranty terms are on Wall Printer Maintenance; the factory and its certificates are on About Us
Request a Configuration for Your Commercial Wall Printing Solutions
Tell us which of your current projects you want to add walls to, and the machine is matched to that work. The details that decide the series are your business type, usual wall sizes, surfaces, any floor work and site conditions such as occupied interiors or how often the machine moves.
