A building wrap transforms an exterior wall into a high-impact advertising, branding, or construction concealment opportunity. Britten combines large format printing, engineering, fabrication, and nationwide installation to produce custom graphics at virtually any scale. Our oversized print capabilities produce cleaner graphics with fewer seams, while durable outdoor materials and UV-resistant inks help building wraps withstand years of exposure to the elements.
Every project has unique performance requirements. Britten prints building wraps in virtually any size or shape using materials selected for their durability, image quality, and outdoor performance.
Britten's one-stop-shop approach ensures your projects follow a single streamlined path to completion. Our team assists with artwork, production, site coordination, and installation to ensure every graphic fits properly, performs as intended, and looks its best.
What are building wraps used for?
Building wraps are commonly used for advertising, branding, construction concealment, renovations, public art, and large-scale promotional campaigns.
What materials are used for building wraps?
Common materials include vinyl, perforated window film, and Architectural Mesh™ for scaffold applications. Each is selected based on the project's location, durability requirements, and desired appearance.
How long does building wrap printing and installation take?
Project timelines vary based on size, materials, finishing, and installation requirements. For accelerated timelines, rush production is available for many projects.
How is large-scale printing done for building wraps?
Britten hosts an arsenal of large format printers, including a 16′ dye-sublimation press. This enables us to produce oversized graphics with exceptional image quality, durable outdoor performance, and fewer seams for a cleaner finished appearance.
Spectra leads with a creative, client-focused approach that emphasizes the guest experience at the venues we manage, and our partnership with Britten elevates that experience through large-scale venue signage, mobile food service operations, and in-venue experiential activations.
