MURALLABS FAQ
Questions, answered.
Planning a wall print should feel clear. Here’s what to know about artwork, surfaces, project timing, and getting started.
The basics
Start with the idea.
It’s a process that applies digital artwork directly onto a wall using a specialized vertical printer. The design can include illustrations, photographs, patterns, or brand graphics.
We welcome inquiries for businesses, homes, and community spaces, including restaurants, offices, fitness studios, hotels, schools, churches, apartment communities, and event venues.
No. You can start with a finished file, a reference, or an idea. Tell us what you have, and we’ll discuss the design preparation and any associated costs before moving forward.
Your wall
Surface, size and preparation.
Send us a photo and tell us what the wall is made of, if you know. We review the material, finish, texture, and condition before confirming the approach. Some surfaces may need preparation or a test print.
Send the approximate width and height of the area you have in mind. We’ll confirm the workable print dimensions after reviewing the wall and available access.
We’ll explain the preparation needed for your project. This may include clearing access to the wall and addressing loose paint, damage, or other surface issues before printing.
Planning
Timing, access and getting started.
Timing depends on the artwork, print area, surface preparation, and site access. We’ll discuss the expected schedule as part of your quote.
Tell us about your opening hours and access requirements. We’ll discuss scheduling options when planning the project.
We welcome projects in Houston and surrounding communities within approximately 40 miles. Send your ZIP code so we can confirm service availability for your address.
Your project location, approximate artwork dimensions, a photo of the wall, and a short description of your idea are a helpful start. It’s fine if you don’t have everything yet.
Still have a question?
Tell us about your wall.
Share your project location, approximate wall dimensions, and what you have in mind. We’ll review the details and discuss the next step.