Solutions Floor & ceiling graphics

Use the whole space.

Printed floors and suspended graphics that connect a campaign across an environment.

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Concept image of an atrium with lime and charcoal floor graphics and suspended ceiling shapes

What we can help with.

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Promotional floor graphics

Campaign graphics underfoot, cut to shape and placed where people will see them.

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Suspended graphic features

Hanging graphics and shapes that give a message height.

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Coordinated interior campaigns

Floors, ceilings and walls planned together so the space reads as one idea.

Start with the brief.

We start with the surface, traffic, venue and duration, then consider the print, fixing and installation requirements.

Useful details to share

Application, dimensions, location, timing and any existing artwork. An early idea is enough to start.

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Look up. Look down. Think it through.

The image above brings floor graphics and suspended elements into one concept. For your space, we’d check the floor surface, slip-performance requirements, overhead fixing points and venue permissions before proposing the materials.

What we can make.

Graphics for the two surfaces most schemes overlook, planned with the walls and displays around them.

  • Promotional floor graphicsShort-term campaign graphics for stores, venues and events.
  • Directional floor graphicsRoutes, queue markers and prompts that help people move through a space.
  • Graphics for carpet and textured floorsOptions for surfaces where a standard film wouldn’t suit.
  • Outdoor floor graphicsGraphics for paving and external surfaces, where the location allows.
  • Hanging graphicsSingle- or double-sided suspended panels in board, fabric or rigid materials.
  • Suspended shapesRings, rafts and three-dimensional forms that draw the eye upwards.
  • Hanging fabric framesLightweight frames with a changeable printed fabric.
  • RemovalTaking graphics up or down at the end of the campaign can be part of the plan.

Worth thinking about early.

Slip performance

Floor graphics need to be safe to walk on. The film and finish depend on the surface, the footfall and whether the floor may get wet.

The floor itself

Stone, vinyl, timber, concrete and carpet behave differently. A photograph, or a test on the surface, tells us a lot.

How long it stays down

A weekend and a season call for different materials, and for a different conversation about removal.

Fixing points and clearances

Anything overhead depends on what it can hang from, and needs to stay clear of sprinklers, detectors and lighting.

Questions we’re asked.

Are floor graphics safe to walk on?

They should be specified to be. We’d look at the surface, the traffic and the conditions before suggesting a material, and we’ll say if a location isn’t suitable, such as steps or an entrance that gets wet.

Will a graphic mark the floor?

It depends on the surface and how long the graphic stays down. For delicate or unusual finishes, we’d suggest a small test first.

How are hanging graphics fixed?

That depends on the ceiling and the venue. Some venues provide rigging points or insist on their own team. We’d check before proposing the size and weight of anything overhead.

Can floor graphics be used outdoors?

Sometimes. It depends on the surface, the weather and how long they’re needed. Tell us the location and we’ll talk through what’s realistic.

Your project, connected

Made by us.
Visible to you.

Work directly with us and keep your team in the picture, from production updates to installation photos and campaign sustainability reports.

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Job status

Keep everyone informed.

Follow progress as your job moves through production and delivery.

Installation photos

See the result.

Review photographs from the finished installation.

Campaign reporting

Share useful evidence.

Bring your campaign’s sustainability information into one report.

Let’s make it happen

Tell us what you’re planning.

A first idea or a complete brief. We’re ready to talk.

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