Architectural & Interior Design Specification Guide

Printable areas must be flat enough for the printer to track safely and must remain unobstructed.

Do not design through pipes, conduits, wall-mounted fixtures, switches, power points, signage hardware, handrails or other protrusions.

The printer does not wrap around internal or external corners.

Maintain a clear unprinted border at adjoining walls and corners.

Doorways, windows and other openings must be treated as separate no-print zones.

Final artwork dimensions should only be locked after Wall Envy confirms the usable print zone onsite.

The substrate must be clean, dry, structurally sound and free of loose paint, dust, grease, silicone residue and flaking coatings.

Walls should be complete and painted before printing unless Wall Envy advises otherwise.

Highly porous, glossy, dark or unusual surfaces may require primers, base coats or testing.

Fresh coatings must be fully cured in accordance with manufacturer guidelines.

Finished floors should provide a stable and reasonably level machine path.

Supply high-resolution artwork at the largest practical size. Vector artwork is preferred for logos, typography and linework.

Allow for all confirmed no-print margins, openings and obstructions in final layouts.

Digital mock-ups are used for scale and placement approval. Colour appearance can vary depending on wall colour, texture and lighting.

For critical brand colours or unusual substrates, specify a sample or test print prior to final approval.

Use soft, non-abrasive cleaning methods.

Avoid aggressive solvents, scouring pads and repeated hard abrasion unless compatibility has been confirmed.

In high-contact, hospitality, education or exterior environments, discuss whether a compatible protective clear varnish is suitable for the project.

Damage to underlying coatings or substrates may affect the printed finish.