Commercial Graphics & Interiors

Wall murals, window graphics and films, branded interiors and architectural graphics for offices, retail, hospitality, facilities and other commercial environments, designed, produced and installed by PCB Wraps.

Installer applying printed graphics to a set of school entrance doors

Commercial applications

Graphics that do a job.

Commercial graphics can identify a business, create privacy, carry a brand through a space or change the character of an existing surface.

Branded wall graphics in an athletic facility

Branded Interiors

Reception walls, conference rooms, corridors and customer areas that extend an established brand beyond the sign over the door.

Retail environment graphics

Retail & Hospitality

Walls, glass and promotional areas for restaurants, stores and hotels, planned around sightlines, customer traffic and which graphics are expected to change.

Privacy film on commercial glass

Privacy & Glass

Frosted, decorative and printed films that give conference rooms, offices and storefronts privacy without blocking all light.

Sidewalk graphic close-up

Wayfinding & Facility

Directional and identification graphics treated as part of the environment, placed for viewing distance, contrast and the path people take.

Graphics applied to an architectural surface

Architectural Surfaces

Doors, panels, counters and casework can be candidates for specialty films, depending on the substrate, finish, geometry and expected wear.

Commercial graphics at a business location

Multi-Site & Rollout

Consistent graphics across locations, supported by site information, artwork control and installation documentation.

Windows & walls

Glass and walls, working harder.

Window graphics on a storefront

Window Graphics & Films

Storefront and interior glass can carry branding, identification, privacy and promotional graphics. Applications include logos and lettering, full-color graphics, frosted and etched-look films, privacy bands and perforated window film. Film selection depends on the glass, coatings, exposure, viewing needs and how the space is used.

Wall Graphics & Murals

Large-format murals, branded feature walls, logos, patterns, environmental graphics and directional information for offices, lobbies, retail spaces, restaurants, waiting areas, showrooms and facilities. Layout is developed around the actual dimensions, architecture, sightlines and traffic through the space.

Large wave mural on an interior wall

Surfaces

The surface decides what works.

A graphic only performs as well as the wall or glass behind it. Paint type, texture, moisture and existing coatings determine material selection and whether a surface is ready.

Paint & Texture

Fresh paint needs curing time. Damaged, dirty or failing surfaces may not suit some graphics.

Glass & Coatings

Existing treatments, adhesive residue and glass condition affect film choice and adhesion.

Site & Access

Height, location and existing graphics can require site measurements before final production.

Moisture & Contamination

Contaminants and moisture can compromise adhesion. Conditions are reviewed before a material is recommended.

Artwork

Finished production artwork is not required to begin. Logos, brand standards, vector files, reference images and design direction give us a starting point; final artwork is prepared for the measured space and production method.

Project process

Coordinated from site to install.

Measurements, surface conditions, artwork, material, production method and access all have to agree before graphics are released to production.

  1. Measurement and site review

    Usable dimensions are established, application areas photographed and surface, access or existing-graphic conditions identified. Larger projects may need an on-site review.

  2. Design and material selection

    Artwork is developed for the measured environment, and material is chosen around the substrate, exposure, expected use and whether the graphic is permanent, changeable or removable.

  3. Proof and approval

    The proof establishes content, placement, scale and overall design before production.

  4. Production and installation

    Approved graphics are printed or cut, finished as the application calls for and installed around the actual conditions of the space.

Every project is different. The steps, scheduling and site requirements depend on its size and scope.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Practical answers about commercial wall, window and interior graphics.

What window options exist?

We produce storefront branding, logos, full-color graphics, frosted and etched-look vinyl, privacy graphics and perforated window film. The right choice depends on coverage, visibility, glass and site conditions.

Do you do privacy graphics?

Yes. Frosted vinyl and perforated film can provide privacy while still allowing light or visibility. We recommend based on the glass and the purpose.

What about wall surfaces?

Paint type, texture, moisture and condition matter. Fresh paint needs curing time. Damaged or failing surfaces may not suit some graphics.

Can you remove old graphics?

Existing graphics and adhesive residue can affect installation. We review the surface and advise on removal or preparation before new work goes up.

What do you need for an estimate?

Photos of the space, approximate dimensions, intended use, desired coverage, existing branding or artwork, surface information and examples of the style you want.

Start a commercial graphics project.

Send photos of the space, approximate dimensions, the location and any existing artwork or reference images. We'll determine what else is needed for design, production and installation.