Cut to shape

Your creative, made to measure.
ZSL London Zoo print to board cut to shape display graphic for London pop-up shop event
Direct to media print to board cut to shape display graphic for London retail food restaurant

What is cut to shape?

Cut to shape is typically a term for any cut materials that is not a simple square or A-shape, such as custom-made props, stickers, shaped wall graphics, signage, printed and made-up boxes, and even printed kit form furniture.

Our in-house router cutter gets the job done quickly and to your exact specifications. Following a cut path similar to printing vinyl cut decals. However, it's not just thin substrates like vinyl or card we can work with. With the investment in router cutting, it is possible we can deliver your project on almost any substrate up to 48mm thick. Ask our team for the material selection, including wood, board, and acrylic.

Custom cut graphics

Typically our clients require custom-made graphics and bespoke design which needs the cut-to-shape printing technique. Often a point of sale display brief will then form part of the production plan for custom graphics. This is because POS retailers often look for uniqueness in their product promotions. Discover our case study for the food restaurant chain EAT. Which shows the results of cut graphics on display for their Christmas campaign. And, part of the working process, of large-scale cut graphics in production.

If you have a project in mind you would like produced, or you would like some advice, contact our team and we'll be happy to discuss.

Printed cut to shape collation and logistics London retail
Printed cut to shape window stickers in London M&M retail store
Teenage Cancer Trust printed and cut to shape hands for event in London
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