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For both installers,when they want a 2" or 1" overlap per panel. The 2" or 1" should include all sides including top,bottom and both left and right sides. | |||
When doing large wall murals that have to be printed in multiple panels. The largest width panel they prefer is 54". | |||
**Always include a '''proof print''' so Katherine so she can see the entire piece.*** | |||
*Jeff Cole w/ JC Coverings. Located San Luis area. (805)235-1913. | *Jeff Cole w/ JC Coverings. Located San Luis area. (805)235-1913. | ||
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Cost per square foot of Photo Wall Clings = $ | Cost per square foot of Photo Wall Clings = $9.60 sq ft. for odd sizes | ||
1. Multiply the length x the width | 1. Multiply the length x the width | ||
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2. Take the total and divide by 144 | 2. Take the total and divide by 144 | ||
3. Multiply that by | 3. Multiply that by 8.00 a square ft. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:38, 8 March 2023
Wall-Cling Installers
- Katherine Reginato installs wall-clings & wallpaper~
Quality Hanging & Removing
Her info:
- phone is the best method of communication with Katherine.
805.682.3801 + kreginat@cox.net + http://www.wallpapersantabarbara.com/
For both installers,when they want a 2" or 1" overlap per panel. The 2" or 1" should include all sides including top,bottom and both left and right sides. When doing large wall murals that have to be printed in multiple panels. The largest width panel they prefer is 54".
- Always include a proof print so Katherine so she can see the entire piece.***
- Jeff Cole w/ JC Coverings. Located San Luis area. (805)235-1913.
Cost per square foot of Photo Wall Clings = $9.60 sq ft. for odd sizes
1. Multiply the length x the width
2. Take the total and divide by 144
3. Multiply that by 8.00 a square ft.