Surfaces
UV Printing on Glass, Wood, Metal, Canvas, Aluminum & Foam Board in Los Angeles
The same UV process we use on walls also prints on flat rigid and semi-rigid surfaces. If a material is clean, sound and reasonably flat, it can usually carry a printed image — which opens up partitions, panels, signage, furniture fronts, canvas art and event displays.
Glass
Printed glass is how most offices solve privacy and branding at the same time. We print frosted-effect bands on partitions, back-print artwork so it reads through the glass from the room side, apply logos to conference room walls, and treat storefront interiors where the graphic needs to be visible from inside and outside. Because the ink is printed rather than cut and applied, fine gradients and photographic detail survive at a size that vinyl frosting cannot reproduce.
Wood
Wood takes ink well and behaves differently depending on how it is finished. Sealed panels and doors give a clean, even print. Raw and reclaimed wood lets the grain, knots and tonal variation show through the image, which suits restaurants, retail fit-outs and residential feature walls that want texture rather than a flat poster look. Slat walls, tabletops, cabinet fronts and bar faces are all common projects.
Metal & aluminum
Signage panels, locker banks, appliance fronts and aluminium composite panels all print directly. Cured UV ink on metal is hard-wearing, which makes it a practical choice for corridors, gyms, back-of-house areas and anywhere a graphic gets touched. Aluminium composite in particular gives a flat, rigid, lightweight panel that installs easily and holds colour well without needing backlighting or lamination.
Canvas
For clients who want art they can take with them, we print large-format canvas from photographs or original artwork and stretch it over a frame. It is the same image quality as a printed wall, in a piece that can be moved between rooms, offices or homes — useful for leased spaces where printing on the wall itself is not an option.
Foam board
Lightweight foam board is the workhorse of event displays, temporary signage, trade show graphics and exhibition panels. It is inexpensive enough to be produced for a single event and rigid enough to stand cleanly on an easel or a frame, and it prints with the same colour fidelity as any other substrate.
Who uses this
Interior designers specifying a custom surface finish; restaurants adding printed panels and bar fronts; retailers refreshing store graphics between seasons; offices branding glass and wayfinding; event planners producing display boards; and homeowners commissioning canvas or printed panels for spaces they do not own outright.
How to order
Send a photo and the dimensions of the surface or panel, along with the artwork or the idea behind it. We come back with a to-scale preview and a quote. Once approved, we print on-site for anything fixed in place, or in the studio for panels and canvas that are delivered finished. Start with a free preview, browse the gallery, or call (833) 332-6774.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you print on glass?
Yes. Glass is a common substrate for office partitions, storefront interiors and privacy bands. Designs can be printed to read from one side or built up with a white ink layer so the image stays solid against a bright background.
Can you print on wood?
Yes. Panels, doors, tabletops and slat walls all print well. On raw or reclaimed wood the grain and tone show through the ink, which is often the reason people choose wood in the first place; on sealed or primed wood the image reads closer to a flat print.
Can you print on metal?
Yes — signage panels, lockers, appliance fronts and aluminium composite panels are all printable. The surface needs to be clean and free of oil or loose coating so the cured ink bonds properly.
What's the largest size you can print?
For walls, size is extended by repositioning the printer along the surface, so large walls are handled in planned passes. For rigid panels, the practical limit is the size of the panel you can get into the space — we plan multi-panel layouts when a single sheet will not do.
Do you print on both walls and objects?
Yes. The same UV process runs on-site against a wall and in the studio on flat rigid or semi-rigid material. Many projects combine the two — a printed feature wall with matching printed panels or glass.
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