I don't make them, I just install them.
If a customer approaches me wanting one of these, I hook them up with the printer, they do the manufacturing end, I do the install.
I put that page on my site because I believe digital imaging will be the wave of the future when it comes to wallcovering or any type of graphics. I have had alot of customers over the years say "I have a pic of yadayada, I wish I could get it blown up and hung on my wall". And now you can.
I have hung many of these over the past few years. From the BassPro Shops to St.Louis Childrens Hospital to storefronts to private homeowners. To colors are vibrant, graphics are intense, and the customer gets a 'one of a kind' wallcovering.
The company I hang exclusively for here in St. Louis is Craftsmen Industries. If you can get a pic of whatever you want to have on the wall, they can print it. If you can't get a pic, they have a staff of artist/designers on hand to create whatever. The technical end of how they get it from PC to printer is out of my area. I have no clue. But I can tell you its printed on a big-a** inkjet just like my PC printer. This printer holds goods upto 16' wide. They are printed on substrates such as Rexam, Koroseal, Mohave type II commercial vinyl, etc. Whichever is better for the application.
I have attempted to add 2 pics. One of the press, one of a mural I recently hung in a bike shop. Did you know people actually buy bikes for over $7500???