Following on from Keith Shiptons article, “Many players in photo books, canvas market” www.photocounter.com.au
Here’s some products you can use to move into the high value mounted prints and canvas business and what’s more you don’t need a massive capital investment, if you have a widefomat printer your investment is just stock, if you don’t have a wideformat give us a call 03 98941644 and we’ll explain the low cost of ownership and high return.
IG Wrap Canvas Gallerie Wrap in-store mounting system you don’t need any tools to wrap a canvas and you can even use the system to wrap prints , see more here
Clearshield, a water-based protective coating canvas available in gloss or satin, for some time but has now added the following: See more here
DGI Canvas: A new polyester/cotton blend canvas that does not sag in the frame over time and won’t grow or shrink when printed. see more here
Floating Frames: Fashionable, moulded-timber frames, based on the popular Floater Frame of the ’70s. Available in a dozen sizes to fit wrapped canvases ranging from 11×14 inches through to 20×30. see more here
Block Mount Display Boards: Coated with adhesives, these 20mm foam core boards are finished with hangars and a black edge for a professional presentation of photographic prints, corporate signage, logos or artworks. see more here
Metallic Paper: A high-gloss inkjet photo paper with a pearlescent metallic effect and deep blacks. The ‘print-on-metal’ effect without the high cost. Compatible with dye and pigment-based systems. see more here
JetMaster offers durable, lightweight gallery wraps created in minutes, using just a craft knife and a cutting surface. The base is a pre-cut, pre-laminated corrugated board to which you simply trim and adhere your print, then fold over the edges. see more here
Faux Canvas: a clever solution for customers who want to achieve a canvas look but on a shoe-string budget. It is also perfect for temporary displays such as trade shows or show homes, where you want maximum impact for minimum investment. see more here
