A real poster. Light from within.

1. Your design becomes a physical print

We print the photograph and text on backlit film matched to your chosen frame. This material is designed for illumination from behind. Your artwork might show a burger, a menu, a room offer or a product presentation.

The frame has no digital image or content-display app. Its message is a static physical poster. Replace the print for your next campaign.

2. Even light. No halo effect.

The frame lights the print evenly, without a bright border drawing attention away from the graphic. Light brings out vivid colours and photographic details. A good result combines photography, properly prepared backlit printing and the display location.

View the graphic with the backlight off and on. When comparing it with an ordinary poster, use the same image under the same conditions; changing the photograph or camera exposure can make the difference harder to assess.

3. The front gives the display its finish

In the single-sided model, the poster sits behind 3 mm tempered glass within a 12 mm profile. The vertical double-sided version is 14 mm with glass on both sides. The horizontal double-sided version is 11 mm with acrylic fronts.

The glass front is rigid, stays flat and does not yellow. This matters for maintaining an elegant display through successive offer changes. Plastic covers vary in their properties; compare the specific material and construction.

Subtle reflections in the glass are part of the product’s appearance. When installing, check viewing angles and lamp positions so reflections do not obscure key information.

4. Slide out. Slide in. Done.

In the model shown, hold the print at the top slot and slide it out. Then insert a new poster and guide it evenly. Graphic replacement needs no tools or unscrewing of the casing.

Leave space above the frame to remove the entire print. In double-sided frames, prepare a separate message for each side. Keep format references so future posters fit correctly.

5. Choose a solution for your interior

Choose the format, mounting method, power routing and required print. To experience the material and light in person, start with START BOX A4. For a larger display, send a location photograph and a brief description of the display’s purpose.