Resources

Everything you need to spec a job.

132 files — print-ready artwork templates for the catalogue display range, plus profile drawings, specification sheets and installation guides across the Procura range. No form, no email address, no account. If you are quoting a job or setting up artwork, take what you need.

Artwork templates

77 print-ready templates for the catalogue display range, at full size. Each one carries the bleed line, the finished print line, the safety line and the stitch line for that exact product, plus the resolution, colour space and file formats we need. Set your artwork up on the template and there is nothing left to interpret.

Do not change the artboard size, the layer structure or the scale. Those are what make the file place correctly at our end.

Care and handling

What to tell a client when the graphic arrives, and what to do with it between shows. Folding direction, storage, washing, and stain treatment — with the differences that matter: dye sublimation fabric can be machine washed cold and steamed, UV fabric cannot be washed or ironed at all. Getting those two the wrong way round ruins a graphic, so these are worth sending on with every fabric job.

Setting up artwork

For a silicone edge graphic the finished artwork is the frame size plus the bleed the keder needs, and the correction differs by configuration. An L, a U and an O are not sized the same way, because each frame laps into the corner post by the profile depth at every corner it meets. Rather than publish a template that cannot know which you are building, send us the frame and the configuration and we will confirm the exact artwork size for that job.

One thing worth getting right first time: frames are ordered larger than the wall dimension, not smaller. Getting that backwards means a remake, so it is worth one email before the file goes to print.

Next step

Tell us what you are making.

Send drawings, a store list or a rough idea. We will come back with substrate options, hardware and a quote.