Your windows, glass walls, glass dividers, and glass doors are ideal places to display promotional information. You can also dress them up with a little bit of artistic flair to add beauty and dimension.

• Vehicle windows
• Storefront windows
• Storefront automatic glass doors
• Separating/dividing windows or glass walls
• Glass fencing
• Patio doors

Chances are if it’s flat, it’s wrappable and graphics ready! Why leave prime advertising spaces untouched? Window graphics provide a flexible surface to update promotional campaigns, ads, or artwork because of how easy graphics are to remove. Your options in creativity are endless when it comes to window wraps and graphics.

When choosing window graphics, you have the option of selecting a complete wrap of the entire glass surface, or something a bit more simple such as decals or lettering. Window wraps and graphics can be customized based on how they are used. 

Some window graphics are perforated, allowing light to pass through. These graphics are commonly found on city bus windows or on storefronts. When on the outside looking at the graphic, it appears bold, colorful, and solid. However, when you go inside, you can see right through the graphics.

Other window graphics are used where transparency is not required. Such windows are ones you find in airports where walls of windows separate baggage and ticketed passengers. Graphics installed on separating windows are solid, blocking out the ability to see through them.

Static clings, decals, and smaller graphics provide you the option to dress up smaller windows or glass doors. Lettering is an example of smaller graphic possibilities.

Window graphics can be used to entice visitors into your business or perhaps provide information on your hours of operation. Within the corporate setting, window graphics easily identify various departments or offices. Corporate meeting rooms are generally enclosed behind glass walls or large windows. Add some frosted window graphics to provide semi-privacy and an added measure of safety.

• Art gallery: use art to attract visitors to the art by installing vibrantly colored graphics to your storefront windows. 
• Spas: install green perforated graphics with earthy imagery.
• Indoor shared spaces: If you are limited with available space for graphics, have a static cling designed to reflect your services, name, or branding.