Standard Posters

Yes, we offer quality rear loading metal frames for four poster sizes: 8 x 10, 11 x 17, 16 x 20, and 24 x 36. Our frames have a brushed, black finish and have a clean, rounded profile. Our 8 x 10 frame comes with an easel back for tabletop display along with V-clips which make loading easy and wall hanging a breeze. The larger three sizes include V-clips for easy loading and wall hanging.

Placing them behind glass or plastic will, of course, provide added protection, but there’s usually no need to do so as long as you’re using them in their intended interior environment. If your poster will be exposed to UV light for any extended period, glass providing UV protection will shield it from UV rays. Keep in mind that glass or plastic might cause viewing problems for glossy or metallic prints due to added reflections. We offer optional metal frames for those posters measuring 8 x 10, 11 x 17, 16 x 20, and 24 x 36 inches.

Typically, we ship most of our posters rolled, in a shipping tube. For smaller posters, however, we will ship these in a stay-flat envelope.

Because we print our posters on archival paper, they’re quite durable as long as they’re installed indoors. That said, however, they are paper posters and so they can be damaged or torn if, for instance, a player crashes into them. Posters with a metallic finish are a bit thicker than those with a glossy or matte finish, so will tend to be more durable.

Our posters are intended for indoor environments only. Because they can be damaged by water and moisture, as well as UV light (they’ll fade when exposed to sunlight over time), we don’t recommend using them outdoors.

Because we print on archival-quality paper, our posters can last for decades when installed indoors. Keep in mind that frequent handling and abuse, as well as excessive UV light, can substantially shorten a poster’s lifespan.

Use a dry, non-abrasive cloth to clean your poster. Do not utilize any kind of cleaning product when cleaning your poster.

The best way to store your poster is by storing it flat, ideally in a protective envelope or sleeve. Avoid placing heavy objects on your stored poster, to minimize the chance of creases or other damage. Another option is to loosely roll your poster and store it inside a protective tube; be sure to avoid creasing while rolling.

You have a few options when it comes to displaying a poster. You can use 3M Command Strips (available for purchase from us as an accessory option) or hook-and-loop fasteners like Velcro. You can also boost your poster’s aesthetic – as well as provide some increased protection – by placing it in a frame. Check out our guide on the best way to hang posters on our blog.

Posters work well in business environments as well as personal spaces. In a business, consider displaying a poster in a company lobby, corridor, conference room, kitchenette, employee lounge area, rest room, or individual office. Of course, they can also be used on the home front – in bedrooms, living rooms, basements, man caves/she sheds, kitchens, hallways, foyers, and just about everywhere else.