Window
Graphics

Your Windows Are Signage You Already Own

Storefront glass is the largest, best-lit surface most businesses have, and it usually says nothing. Window graphics turn it into hours, offers, menus and brand without a permit in most villages, because the graphic is on your glass rather than on the building.

The first question we ask is whether you need to see out. That decides the material. The second is whether you want privacy at night, because one popular product does not give you any.

The Materials

Perforated Window Film

Full-color print on the outside, a clear view from the inside. The film is punched with tiny holes, so from the street you see the graphic and from your counter you see the street. Standard 70/30 perf lasts one to three years outdoors. It gives no privacy at night once your interior lights are on, and we will say so before you order it.

Premium Window Cling

Static cling with no adhesive. Goes on in minutes, comes off clean, goes back on again. The right choice for seasonal promotions, menus that change and anything you want to swap yourself.

Clear Adhesive Vinyl

Printed on clear film so the glass shows through everywhere there is no ink. Logos, hours and lettering that float on the window rather than sitting in a white box. White ink under the color keeps it bright from outside.

Frosted and Etched-Look Vinyl

Privacy with daylight. A frosted film lets light through while blocking the view, and we cut logos or lettering out of it so the frosting itself becomes the sign. This is what to choose for offices, clinics, conference rooms and anywhere perf would leave you exposed after dark.

Cut Vinyl Lettering

Solid-color lettering cut from cast vinyl, applied letter by letter. Hours, license numbers, door lettering. It lasts for years and costs less than a printed panel for a few lines of text.

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Inside or Outside the Glass

Standard perf and most printed vinyl go on the outside, facing out. Some landlords forbid anything on the exterior, and some glass is tinted; in those cases we use inside-mount films or second-surface printing. Tell us the building and we will tell you which works.

Sizing and Artwork

Send a photo of the storefront with the glass visible and the door closed, plus rough measurements of the panes. We lay the graphic out on your actual window so you can see what it covers before it is printed. Vector artwork is ideal; a JPG is a fine start and we will redraw it.