Wall Murals & Wallpaper

Wall murals are typically single, large-format custom graphics printed as one continuous image, while wallpaper is often a repeating pattern applied in rolls or panels. Murals offer more design flexibility for branded or photographic content, whereas wallpaper suits decorative, patterned interiors.

Yes, many wall murals use repositionable, pressure-sensitive adhesive vinyl that can be removed cleanly without damaging drywall, paint, or other surfaces. This makes them ideal for leased spaces, temporary promotions, or seasonal design updates.

Wall murals and wallpaper are typically produced using cast or calendered vinyl, fabric, canvas, or specialty laminate films such as 3M DI-NOC. Material choice depends on durability needs, texture preferences, fire-rating requirements, and the intended surface, such as drywall, concrete, or glass.

Many commercial wall mural materials meet Class A or B fire ratings and comply with standards such as ASTM D3801, which is often required by building codes like the Ontario Building Code for interior installations in offices, retail stores, and public facilities.

Installation timelines vary based on wall size, surface preparation, and permit requirements, typically ranging from 1 to 7 days. Simple installations in accessible locations can be completed within 48-72 hours, while larger or permit-dependent projects in urban areas may take longer.

Yes, wall murals and architectural finishes can be fully customized with logos, brand colors, photography, and messaging to match your identity. Design teams typically provide digital mockups for approval before large-format printing and professional installation.